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December 24, 2007

Termination - When you discuss the problem with the jobholder,

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When you discuss the problem with the jobholder, you must also have him or her sign a document. With this edition of the Guidebook, I've included the jobholder Termination Toolkit. The prevalence of law suit in our society means that many bad employees will begin litigation claiming you have unfairly sacked them. Clearly, bad employees negatively impact the business. You hired 2 good-looking young women 2 months ago. Then you can give it to the jobholder at the layoff meeting. We should not have to warn the next step of action will be lay off. The business has provided you with papers to support our claims of excessive absence as your reason for termination. This is why I developed my Separation Risk Estimate & Protection System(tm) to show clients how to fire employees with different risk profiles. Since the risk of a legal action is higher with a FMLA employee, you must consult your human resources department and the business lawyer. The disgruntled worker is not necessarily a poor performer. You need the Employee termination guidebook as a reference manual to complement your current knowledge.

Start to build a case on him and then layoff him. Since every business is different, you may want to alter the sample layoff notices to fit the small company or industry. Most managers don't like writing letters of reprimand. Whatever you do, don't change your mind and in the middle of the exit interview and decide to not carry out the lay off.

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