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This course offers an overview of the entire dismissal process and its various components. You’ll learn about key legal and ethical considerations, and you’ll explore how to prepare for a termination that is safe for all involved parties. Prepare for a termination and plan your case with this comprehensive course. Letting an employee go is a key aspect of human resource management. Some companies might ignore the dismissal process because they think it’s less important than other HR functions. But it’s crucial to understand the complexities of a respectful, legally sound, and ethical dismissal process.
This course will help you prepare for a range of different termination scenarios. You’ll learn what to do when the employee is not at fault and how to conduct ethical termination in any scenario. You’ll also learn about termination situations where an investigation is needed for serious offenses. It’s important to develop a consistent termination process and policy for your organization and maintain confidentiality throughout this process. This course will help you prepare for the most common termination scenarios.
It is for people involved in human resource management who need to prepare for and conduct employee terminations, since letting an employee go is a key aspect of HR management.
It offers an overview of the entire dismissal process and its components, including key legal and ethical considerations, how to prepare for a safe termination, planning your case, and conducting a termination investigation for serious offenses.
You will learn how to conduct a safe dismissal, identify the key steps to preparing for a dismissal meeting, and understand how to conduct a termination investigation. The course covers skills in End Systems and Human Resources Information System (HRIS).
It prepares you for a range of common termination scenarios, including when the employee is not at fault and situations where an investigation is needed for serious offenses.
The lessons include an Introduction, Overview of Employee Termination, Preparing for Employee Termination, Planning Your Case, and a Test Your Knowledge section.