Probation or Need of Major Improvement Clause Samples

The 'Probation or Need of Major Improvement' clause establishes a formal process for addressing situations where an employee's performance or conduct does not meet the required standards. Typically, this clause allows the employer to place the employee on a probationary period, during which specific performance goals or corrective actions are outlined and monitored. For example, an employee may be given a set timeframe to improve their work quality or meet certain targets, with regular reviews to assess progress. The core function of this clause is to provide a structured opportunity for improvement before more severe actions, such as termination, are considered, thereby ensuring fairness and clarity in performance management.
Probation or Need of Major Improvement. If the staff member is in need of improvement or on probation the principal and staff member shall work up a plan of assistance
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