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SayProP250-3-4-2 outlines the need for strategic discussions between the SayPro Royal Chief and new Human Capital team members regarding the management of probation periods. This ensures clear expectations, consistent evaluation criteria, and timely reviews for new employees during their initial employment phase.

Key Discussion Points:

1. Probation Period Guidelines:
   • Define the length and objectives of the probation period for new hires.
   • Clarify performance standards, behavioral expectations, and compliance requirements during probation.
   • Establish roles and responsibilities for supervisors and HR in monitoring probationary progress.
2. Review Schedule:
   • Agree on the timing and frequency of probation reviews (e.g., at 30, 60, and 90 days).
   • Determine the format of reviews, such as formal performance appraisals, feedback sessions, or self-assessments.
   • Set clear criteria for passing probation or initiating further actions if expectations are not met.
3. Documentation and Communication:
   • Ensure proper documentation of probation progress, feedback, and outcomes.
   • Communicate guidelines and review schedules clearly to new employees to foster transparency and understanding.
4. Support During Probation:
   • Discuss support mechanisms available to new employees during probation, including mentoring, training, and coaching.
   • Plan interventions for employees who may need additional assistance to meet requirements.
5. Decision-Making Process:
   • Clarify how final decisions regarding probation completion, extension, or termination are made and communicated.
   • Define escalation paths for addressing disputes or appeals.

Outcome:
This discussion promotes a structured and fair probation process that supports new employees’ successful integration while protecting SayPro’s operational standards and culture.