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Tips for a Successful Employee Disciplinary Meeting Hi, I m Eric Bass, an attorney from Venn Law Group. For 20 years, I have worked with many small to mid-size businesses on their employment issues. I see many of these business owners struggle with disciplinary meetings or warnings to employees about performance issues. Many people don t like disciplining others and find it difficult. However, providing accurate feedback on performance and bad behavior is a vital part of being a good manager. Also, providing warnings and documentation will help prevent legal and performance issues later. So, when conducting a disciplinary meeting, verbal or written, I suggest the following tips to help you make this a productive act. First, prepare well for the meeting. 1. Do not conduct a meeting while you may be emotional. If you have to send the employee away for a short time or yourself, please do so. Holding a disciplinary meeting while everyone is emotional tends to lead only to more problems lat