One to One (121) Review Meeting script
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5 mins
Our One-to-One Review Meeting Script Template guides constructive discussions, fostering growth and alignment between managers and employees in a supportive environment.
What is an One to One (121) Review Meeting script?
The One-to-One Review Meeting script provides a structured framework for conducting individual performance reviews between managers and employees.
This script outlines key discussion points, including goal progress, strengths, areas for improvement, and career development opportunities.
It's purpose is to facilitate meaningful dialogue, align expectations, and foster employee growth and engagement through constructive feedback and goal-setting discussions.
Note:
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Encourage open dialogue and active participation throughout the meeting.
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Maintain a supportive and constructive atmosphere.
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Document key discussion points and action items for future reference.
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Follow up on action items and monitor progress during subsequent meetings.
As and when required
The Employer (you) to the Employee
Great Britain & NI (United Kingdom), Worldwide
Timings
| Step | Description | Responsibility | Timing |
| 1 | Schedule the One-to-One Review Meeting | Manager / Supervisor | 1 week before the meeting |
| 2 | Prepare the Agenda | Manager / Supervisor | 3 days before the meeting |
| 3 | Conduct the Review Meeting | Manager / Supervisor | On the scheduled date |
| 4 | Discuss Performance and Development Goals | Manager / Supervisor | During the meeting |
| 5 | Document Action Points and Follow-Up Plan | Manager / Supervisor | Within 1 day after meeting |
Compliance
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Employment Rights Act 1996: Sets the legal framework for employee rights and employer obligations during performance reviews.
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Equality Act 2010: Ensures that review meetings are conducted without discrimination based on protected characteristics.
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Data Protection Act 2018 (incorporating GDPR): Requires the handling of personal data during review meetings to comply with data protection principles.
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Common Law Principles: Legal principles of fairness and reasonableness influence the conduct and outcomes of review meetings.
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Company Policies and Employment Contracts: Internal policies and contractual agreements may dictate procedures and expectations for review meetings.
Other territories
Consult your jurisdiction's employment legislation or labor laws to ensure compliance with the template. Review the language for local precision.