This week's episode of Contractor Cuts is one you don't want to miss. We'll be tackling the difficult topic of how to handle bad employees. As a contractor, you know that your team is your biggest asset, but what do you do when an employee is causing more harm than good?

In this episode, we'll explore the only two viable options available to you: firing them or spending time developing them. We understand that it can be tough to know which decision to make, which is why we've compiled a list of key attributes and situations to guide you.

We'll also discuss common reasons why employees may need to be fired, such as a lack of knowledge, ability, or a misunderstanding, and how these issues can often be corrected through a Corrective Action Meeting. However, if an employee shows apathy - a lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern - towards their job, it's crucial to act quickly and let them go.

Tune in to Contractor Cuts to learn more about dealing with bad employees and how to ensure your team is always working at their best.

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