Dear All,
Can anybody guide me regarding the termination letter? How important is it, and what legal implications may arise from a wrongful termination letter?
Please guide me on every aspect of a termination letter. How can I prepare a very good termination letter that is hassle-free?
How much does it affect the employee?
Please guide me.
Regards,
Manmath
From India, New Delhi
11Can anybody guide me regarding the termination letter? How important is it, and what legal implications may arise from a wrongful termination letter?
Please guide me on every aspect of a termination letter. How can I prepare a very good termination letter that is hassle-free?
How much does it affect the employee?
Please guide me.
Regards,
Manmath
From India, New Delhi
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Hi,
A termination letter is a letter from an employer to an employee informing the employee of the termination of their employment. This particular letter is written for those instances where the employer is terminating the employee "for cause" (e.g., the employee's work was deficient in some way - chronic tardiness, poor work quality, etc.).
You must be aware that you must use proper dismissal procedures to ensure that you are fair, consistent, and legally proper. Employment law must be followed; otherwise, you and your company are at real risk of disputes from disgruntled ex-employees and ensuing penalties. In all cases, refer to your local expert on employment law to ensure you are compliant and compassionate.
From India, Madras
A termination letter is a letter from an employer to an employee informing the employee of the termination of their employment. This particular letter is written for those instances where the employer is terminating the employee "for cause" (e.g., the employee's work was deficient in some way - chronic tardiness, poor work quality, etc.).
You must be aware that you must use proper dismissal procedures to ensure that you are fair, consistent, and legally proper. Employment law must be followed; otherwise, you and your company are at real risk of disputes from disgruntled ex-employees and ensuing penalties. In all cases, refer to your local expert on employment law to ensure you are compliant and compassionate.
From India, Madras
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