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Termination

Terminated employee asked for reference? Choose your words carefully

Terminated employee asked for reference? Choose your words carefully

  • June 16, 2009

Sometimes, employees who have been fired need to get reference letters from their former employers to facilitate landing a new job. How you handle those references is...

Elected officials can fire holdover appointees

Elected officials can fire holdover appointees

  • May 17, 2009

A newly elected official may want to terminate those employees politically tied to his predecessor—and he often may ask HR how to handle the firings. Because such...

How not to fire complaining employee: Use pretext, don’t document real reasons

How not to fire complaining employee: Use pretext, don’t document real reasons

  • April 19, 2009

Before firing any employee who has filed a harassment complaint, make sure your reasons are solid—and extremely well documented. That means checking to make sure...

RIF or no RIF: 8 alternatives to consider before laying off staff

RIF or no RIF: 8 alternatives to consider before laying off staff

  • February 22, 2009

If your organization isn’t already planning or implementing measures to cut labor costs, it may soon have to. News that the United States has been in a recession...

Fired for tape recording, woman gets day in court

Fired for tape recording, woman gets day in court

  • February 22, 2009

A woman who was fired for allegedly secretly recording a conversation she had with a supervisor about harassment can still sue for sexual harassment, a federal court has...

Undermining employee: An adverse employment action?

Undermining employee: An adverse employment action?

  • December 06, 2008

To sue for discrimination, employees must prove the employer did something that amounted to an adverse employment action—a firing, demotion or some other act that...

Driver fired, radio station staffer charged after on-air bus prank

Driver fired, radio station staffer charged after on-air bus prank

  • December 06, 2008

Charlotte-Mecklenburg school officials filed criminal charges against a radio station staffer who hopped a middle school bus one morning as an on-air stunt. The bus...

Severance: Say goodbye on good terms when forced to downsize

Severance: Say goodbye on good terms when forced to downsize

  • December 05, 2008

If you’re contemplating a layoff, you’ve no doubt given some thought to which employees you want to let go—and which ones you absolutely must retain....

Must we offer EAP services to those on COBRA?

Must we offer EAP services to those on COBRA?

  • November 01, 2008

Q. Currently, we offer our employee assistance program (EAP) to those who elect COBRA coverage. But are we required by law to offer the EAP to COBRA...

Fighting at work: Fire one, both or neither?

Fighting at work: Fire one, both or neither?

  • October 12, 2008

Q. Two of our employees got into a fight. One had a weapon, the other didn’t. The unarmed person wound up in the hospital. His supervisor told the injured...

Building case for firing employee is OK—If it’s legitimate

Building case for firing employee is OK—If it’s legitimate

  • June 09, 2008

By all means, supervisors and managers should build a strong case for discharging a poorly performing employee before issuing a pink slip. However, they must make sure...

Con Ed retirees sue, saying buyout was a costly sellout

Con Ed retirees sue, saying buyout was a costly sellout

  • June 04, 2008

New York Con Ed employees who took an early retirement buyout have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging the deal was nothing more than a loan-shark scheme ...

Excessive absences justify firing—And bar unemployment compensation

Excessive absences justify firing—And bar unemployment compensation

  • April 04, 2008

Ohio employers can fire chronically absent or tardy employees without worrying that unemployment compensation will be the reward for missing work. That’s true as...

Molson Coors to trim staff by outsourcing IT work

Molson Coors to trim staff by outsourcing IT work

  • April 01, 2008

Molson Coors Brewing Co. has announced plans to outsource technology work to Hewlett-Packard Co., resulting in job cuts of about 4% of its global work force, or 390 jobs...

Sleeping on the job may mean no unemployment benefits

Sleeping on the job may mean no unemployment benefits

  • March 12, 2008

Under the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Act, terminated employees are not eligible to receive unemployment compensation benefits if they are discharged for...

Termination meeting should include open door, easy exit

Termination meeting should include open door, easy exit

  • February 01, 2008

The setting for a termination meeting can be crucial in preventing an unexpected charge—false imprisonment. To avoid unfounded false imprisonment charges, make...

Caution: ‘Going by the book’ may be retaliation

Caution: ‘Going by the book’ may be retaliation

  • December 14, 2007

When an employee everyone considered loyal suddenly starts complaining to a regulatory agency about alleged workplace violations, it’s natural to be upset. But...

Don’t just rubber-Stamp manager’s termination recommendation

Don’t just rubber-Stamp manager’s termination recommendation

  • December 10, 2007

When a supervisor recommends discharging an employee, resist the temptation to simply agree with her assessment. Here’s why: If the employee is being targeted...

Use rational business reasons to justify RIF choice

Use rational business reasons to justify RIF choice

  • November 07, 2007

When employees lose their jobs, they naturally wonder why they were chosen. Employees who recently have complained about discrimination—real or...

Crime-Fighting waiter fired after stopping carjacking

Crime-Fighting waiter fired after stopping carjacking

  • October 05, 2007

A waiter who lost his job after saving a woman from a carjacker outside of the 84 Thai Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale where he worked won’t have trouble finding a...

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