Continuing employee hygiene problem? Here's the next step

January 25, 2009

If this had been a notice of (Letter Of Termination) separation

Why a bad employee is causing more problems than you think

If this had been a notice of separation because of a reduction in force then this section would be replaced by economic information that led up to management's decision to reduce the force. If you saw the gross misbehavior, you should reflect on your observations. Finally in today's age, businesses use more automation to replace workforce. It shows a jury you carefully considered the termination before carrying it out, and you gave the insubordinate worker "due program." It also shows someone else in the firm supported the decision. It's best for your Hr department to keep the papers because the firing supervisor may leave the firm, and the records may become lost. If Sacking Jailed Employees is the Only Answer. I call these "at fault" questions. Although the company probably has a "name, rank and serial number only" reference policy, probably your managers and workers are giving reference interviews against the policy.

If you own a company with strict OSHA laws on worker hygiene, you must enforce them with your employees. If your rules are legally sound, you can fire employees on the spot for employment misbehavior. If not, set some reasonable standards for your workforce. For example, you saw a beer bottle on the floor. If the company is big enough to have an Hr department, you must have them review the dismissal plan for legal compliance. If the employee refuses to sign, then you need to get a witness to sign. On the account of this, we're reorganizing the firm to meet these new challenges.

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Why a bad employee is causing more problems than you think