I manage a very busy clinic in a large hospital; I supervise four staff; two are younger than me, one is my age and one is older than me. The difficulty is, the older woman has begun making mistake, really bad ones. She tends to be a little dotty and forgetful anyway, but we tolerate it and work around her, because she is loyal and pleasant to work with. In the past five months, her mistakes have been horrendous; one costing the clinic a lot of money; it's like she has completely lost her focus. I've noticed her typing, never fast, has slowed down to nearly full stop. Have tried to find out if there are any stresses in her life; but she seems her usual happy, dotty self. The trouble is, her errors have now come to the attention of senior management, and as her boss, I have been asked to address the situation. This is going to be hard; she is an obliging and supportive woman. How do I tackle it without alienating her?
2007-02-02
07:14:36
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marie m
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