You’re losing an employee. Whether the employee is leaving voluntarily or you’re having to cut the employee loose, you’re probably asking what the next steps are, and how you should protect yourself legally.
It’s a tough situation to lose an employee. Don’t complicate it further by making some bad legal mistakes.
Here are five steps you generally need to take after an employee leaves:
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