How to Deal with Slack Off?
Company A deemed that Zhang worked with a low efficiency, which should belong to the serious violation of the conduct rules as stipulated in the “Employee Handbook”, so it dissolved the labor contract with Zhang. Zhang filed to the labor arbitration committee. Finally, the committee found that Company A lacked of evidence to prove that Zhang had seriously violated the conduct rules, and ruled against Company A. In practice, “Slack Off” has two types, 1) the employee works with low efficiency; 2) warm chair attrition. Then, how to deal with such “Slack Off” appropriately for those employers? For different types…