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Termination Tactics
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Terminating employees is one of the more unpleasant tasks that managers and business owners must perform. Unfortunately, employers often make mistakes when they terminate employees, leaving them vulnerable to legal action by the terminated employee.
Here are some of the most common errors made by employers:
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