Why Performance Management Matters!

Discover the difference between managing performance and evaluating it. This workshop helps leaders understand how continuous performance management builds stronger teams, improves communication, and drives long-term growth. Participants learn how to shift from once-a-year reviews to an ongoing, collaborative process that supports employee development.

Through interactive discussions, practical tools, and real-world scenarios, attendees explore performance management techniques such as goal alignment, coaching conversations, and real-time feedback. The workshop also clarifies the limitations of traditional performance appraisals.

Some topics addressed

· Definitions and differences between Performance Management and Performance Reviews

· Explain why performance management is a continuous process, not an annual event

· Identify the limitations of traditional performance appraisals

· Apply modern performance management techniques

· Conduct effective feedback conversations

· Build performance plans aligned with organizational goals

· Why performance management matters

Join us for an interactive workshop to enhance your Performance Management!

Accident Investigation/Best Practices for Post-Accident Procedures

An employer’s approach to accident investigation is a critical part of claim handling as it impacts the availability of good evidence, work culture, and often the final outcome in workers’ compensation cases. We will discuss the legal perspective on the do’s and don’ts when it comes to gathering documentation, effective communication, and maintaining a productive work force.

 

The Life of a Workers’ Compensation Claim

This seminar provides a basic understanding of the concepts and principles of claims handling in Illinois, focusing on workers’ compensation and compensability. It covers the various stages of working toward settlement of a claim from the initial the application for adjustment to the hearing process, investigation and reporting, defense tools, and resolution.