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ARTICLE · 10 JULY 2014

If You Didn't Write It Down, It Didn't Happen

As education and employment lawyers, we experience schools’ collective challenges at a far greater rate than any individual institution.

United StatesEmployment and HR

As education and employment lawyers, we experience schools' collective challenges at a far greater rate than any individual institution. This year, the issue that schools have struggled with most is the failure to document employee-performance challenges, leading to a higher risk in making nonrenewal or separation decisions for employees with substandard performance or poor behavior. This article outlines the concerns and steps schools should take in preparation for the next school year.

Problems With Lack Of Documentation

By far the biggest challenge of most educational institutions is the failure to document performance and behavior of its employees. This seemingly mundane, unimportant process often results in schools paying substantial amounts to former employees for claims that the school is left largely unable to defend, at least without expending substantial amounts in fees.

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