Performance Recovery Program (Low Performer Management Service: Low Performer Management and Performance Improvement Program; PIP)
Today's Executive Challenge
- Organizations that neglect low performers ultimately lose key talent as well.
- Many managers say that managing low performers is one of their most difficult responsibilities.
- Low-performance issues are often left unattended because managers want to avoid uncomfortable conversations, feel burdened by legal risks, and worry about employee pushback.
- However, when low performers are neglected for a long period, the problem does not remain limited to the individual.
- It lowers the morale of sincere and diligent employees, weakens the organization's overall performance culture, and accelerates the loss of key talent.
- Excellent organizations are not those that simply remove low performers as quickly as possible.
- They are organizations that present clear expectations, provide sufficient feedback and improvement opportunities, and support growth through an objective process.
- KangNam Labor Law Firm's Performance Recovery Program is not merely a low performer management program.
- It integrates Performance Improvement, organizational Fairness, and labor-law Compliance into one process, helping organizations build a sustainable performance culture.
Executive Insight
- The greatest risk is failing to manage low performers.
- Most labor disputes do not begin with "dismissal."
- They begin from months or years of no management at all by the manager.
- Effective low performer management is not a technique for removing people; it is leadership for developing people.
I. What Service Do We Provide | What Service
- KangNam Labor Law Firm's Performance Recovery Program is not simply a service for managing low performers or supporting disciplinary procedures.
- This service is linked to the organization's performance management system and prioritizes Performance Improvement. Where necessary, it helps establish solutions that both the organization and employees can accept through reasonable and fair communication and lawful procedures.
- In particular, it applies the Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) methodology widely used by foreign-invested and global companies to Korean labor law and organizational culture, helping companies reduce unnecessary labor risks while raising their organizational performance level.
Common Issues Frequently Faced by Companies
1-1. Consulting Scope
II. How Do We Deliver | How to Deliver
The core of low performer management is Fairness and Consistency.
KangNam Labor Law Firm goes beyond basic labor advisory services and designs and operates a transparent improvement process that both managers and employees can accept.
Project Process
Key Management Points During Operation
ㆍDiagnose the causes of low performance from both individual and organizational perspectives.
ㆍPresent clear goals and support plans based on the premise of possible improvement.
ㆍOperate all processes based on objective records (Documented Evidence).
ㆍConduct regular feedback meetings between the manager and the employee.
ㆍSecure both procedural justifiability under labor law and organizational fairness.
ㆍWhen necessary, connect the process with Career Transition to support a positive transition for both the organization and the employee.
III. What Benefits Does the Client Receive | Client Benefits
Why KangNam Labor Law Firm?
ㆍWe provide an integrated solution for Performance Improvement and labor-law risk: instead of treating a PIP as a "PIP for dismissal," we first consider a "Performance Recovery" option to restore performance, support mid- to long-term growth, and reduce labor risk.
ㆍBy combining the practical experience of Dr. Junki Han, a former CHRO of multiple Fortune Global 500 companies, with the legal expertise of a labor law firm specializing in foreign-invested companies, we provide realistic and executable solutions.
ㆍWe provide one-stop support covering manager coaching, employee growth support, Documentation, and Career Transition, thereby establishing a process that both the organization and employees can trust.
ㆍInstead of an automatic "exit" approach, we build a sustainable performance culture centered on "performance recovery and fair decision-making."