Why you must get rid of a bad employee. How to protect your employer's rights.

January 10, 2010

Terminating A Employee - Without paperwork or physical substantiation to back grounds

The right way to fire an employee. Fair and legal.

Without paperwork or physical substantiation to back grounds for separation, you're opening a window for dismissed workforce to claim improper separation. When you follow proper processes, terminations are without risk and easy. You can skip this step if you're a "Mom-and-Pop.". When the need for employee dismissal arises, it rarely surprises the supervisor or the employee.

Provided below is a sample lay off notification for use when sacking a bad worker. Yesterday, I heard you speaking roughly with your co-jobholder, Jeannie Heath. o Using unlawful drugs while at work. When it comes to worker termination, it is important to follow standardized processes established well before the need to terminate an employee presents itself. This means documenting the problem action and discussing the problem with the jobholder. This gets rid of unfair treatment from one employee to the next and creates continuity when terminating an employee. Certainly, not all personnel turn around their outlook. Perhaps at one time firm instructors covered this topic, but you should admit this is an unpopular, if not taboo, subject. You should set expectations using progressive discipline and formal warnings. Unfortunately, employers many times find themselves facing lawsuit about a dismissal because they failed to act consistently with all workforce. o You gave the worker chances (commonly 2 or 3 chances are enough) and reasonable time to increase.

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The right way to fire an employee. Fair and legal.