February 3, 2010
However, fearing penalties or (Employee Discipline) lawsuits — and not
However, fearing penalties or lawsuits — and not taking action against the employee — hurt you in the long run. Although no firm is completely safe, there are ways to protect your company and to discourage legal counselors from taking on your worker's suit. If the employee has received good past job reviews, you must take more time with the firing. However before you terminate him, document the terminating incident like the previous warnings. For example, you may confront the same insubordinate worker on several occasions and they refuse to change their behavior. In this case, you should have clear records showing the economic reasons you couldn't create a job for the worker or why she doesn't have the skills needed to do an alternative job.
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