HOW TO DRAFT EMPLOYMENT TERMINATION NOTICE BY YOUR OWN

Termination is when an employee's job ends. Employment termination can also be involuntary-when an employee is terminated by the employer. Employees can be terminated for some cause. In that case, an employee is fired or dismissed from their job. Employees can also be laid-off when there is no work available for them.

Some of the common Reasons for dismissal are dismissal can be due to issues with the employee’s performance, but it also may be due to factors outside the employee’s control, such as downsizing, company restructuring, or the elimination of a position.

Many employers have established procedures that managers must follow in order to terminate an employee. Typically, supervisors will be asked to document any problems, develop a performance plan to address issues and formally warn employees prior to terminating them. Warnings often follow a continuum of severity beginning with a verbal warning, proceeding to a written warning and eventually a final warning.

Date specifying when a person needs to leave the job and there are some unemployment and compensation Benefits after Termination that includes unemployment benefits, Severance Pay and Dismissal Compensation.