
Sample Employee Termination Letter: The Rough and Ready Guide to Employment TerminationEmployers must use proper employment termination letters, so here
are some sample employee termination letters to get you started.
Employee termination is usually for one of three reasons; redundancy,
gross mis-conduct and poor performance. Each "path" to dismissal
is different, and again, must comply with local employment legislation.
If at any point in the process you are unclear about what to do
next, consult with your local expert. For example, it is important
that you involve all interested parties such as trade unions, outline
clearly the employee's rights to appeal against the dismissal, and
provide at least the minimum statutory notice periods and re-numeration.
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