Team Leader Training The Blue Flu

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The Blue Flu Kathy has a team member who tells her that she has relatives coming into town and that she really wants to spend time with them. Kathy knows that this researcher does not have any annual leave.

Question & Answer Session Q1. What should Kathy say before the employee walks away from the conversation?

The Blue Flu (Continued) The next day, the researcher calls in sick. It seems quite suspicious given the circumstances.

Q2. Should Kathy inform her chief? Why or why not? Question & Answer Session Q2. Should Kathy inform her chief? Why or why not?

Lessons Learned, Slide 1 of 2 Bad news doesn’t get better with age. Kathy’s best move would have been to tactfully point out that the researcher does not have any remaining leave time as soon as she mentioned having family in town. By addressing the potential problem tactfully before it becomes a real problem, she could have potentially avoided what is likely to be an unpleasant situation. She could have used the brief back technique, asked the researcher to tell her again what’s going on. If she confirmed the subtle hint at misusing sick leave, she should have tactfully reminded her that it would not be correct to misrepresent the situation by calling in on sick leave. She could offer a reasonable alternative. The chief can give advanced annual leave – document it in a memo and send it in with the time card. As TL, Kathy only has one option now. It is her responsibility to inform the chief about the conversation she had with the researcher prior to her calling in sick.

Lessons Learned, Slide 2 of 2 Bad news doesn’t get better with age. Waiting created a bigger problem. Learn the alternatives that are available in the rules. Use your knowledge base to broaden the range of problem-solving options for employees to take. Themes Accepting Responsibility; ARI Knowledge; Integrity and Ethics; Setting Expectations