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Discussing key topics involving Human Resources with small business owners, employees, employers and others with questions regarding Human Resources and employment regulations and how they affect small businesses.
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    Termination Do's and Don'ts

    Termination DO

    Termination DON’T

    Remember the 2 goals: send as positive a message as possible AND protect  the company from litigation

    Terminate over Email or Phone

    Document the reason(s)  for the termination – BE FACTUAL

    Have more than 2 company representatives

    Have a strategic plan for the meeting

    Mail all final paperwork to their home

    Consider timing of the meeting – Thursday afternoon vs. Friday at 5PM or end of pay period

    Rely SOLELY on the “at-will” relationship

    Have a private location for the meeting

    Spread the word – keep details on a need to know basis

    Allow employee to leave with DIGNITY

    Treat employees inconsistently

    Consider: security alarms, door locks/ keys, passwords, auto-responder message

    Make the termination a complete surprise

    Follow company policies regarding termination

    Forget to have an employee handbook with policies

    Investigate claims regarding misconduct, harassment, theft, etc.

    Have “wet” disciplinary actions or performance evaluations

    Have a signed offer letter with each employee

    Wait too long or react too fast

    Be prepared to adjust responsibilities among remaining employees

    Talk too much or engage with irrelevant discussion with the employee – and DO NOT argue

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