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HR Termination Training for Managers and Supervisors
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Managers, Supervisors, HR professionals, Company owners and
other individuals who manage l
MAIN OBJECTIVES
The aim of this training is to give participants the knowledge, knowhow and competence that will permit them to:
1 Identify risks related Termination. 2 Handle issues Related to prompted Termination 3 Possess the « Preventive spirit » 4 Handle involuntary termination with respect to natitional legislation. 5 Master Effective termination process. (the 8 steps to Termination 6 Know how to select workers for downsizing. 7 Organise a Termination meeting. 8 Handle impromp - to
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TRAINING PROGRAMME GENERALITIES At the close of this session, you will be able to:
• Identify the two types of terminations.
• List reasons for involuntary terminations.
• Cite the primary laws that pertain to involuntary terminations.
• Describe the company’s policy.
• Cite reasons for the importance of documentation.
• List guidelines for a termination meeting.
VOLUNTARY TERMINATION
Handling prompted Resignation
• When it is better for you
• When it causes problems for you
• When can it cause problems for you
INVOLUNTARY TERMINATION
Possible Reasons
Managing involuntary Termination.
• Know when to retrench, fire, or resize
• Your company policy and involuntary termination.
• Know how to discipline and terminate a worker.
EFFECTIVE TERMINATION
The Eight Steps to a smooth and risk free termination.
Disciplinary policy
• Verbal
• Written
• Probation
• Suspension
• Termination.
Documentation
Importance
• Adhere to company policy
• Valid business reasons
• Equal treatment for all
• Accommodation
• Investigation
• Record keeping
The Termination meeting.
• Purpose of the meeting, what to do before the meeting,
• When, where to organize the meeting
• Who to chair the meeting
• What to say and what not to say.
Investigation before Termination.
Conducting and handling anonymous complaints
Exit interviews
• Purpose, information, methods, formats,
• Where and who should conduct it.
• Skills evaluation.
National Legislation on Termination.
Employment contracts and types
Suspension and Rupture of definite employment contracts
• Possible Reasons
• Employers responsibility
• Employee responsibility
Suspension and rupture of indefinite employment contracts
• Possible Reasons
• Employers responsibility
• Employee responsibility
Retirement, resizing and abusive rupture of employment contract
• Possible Reasons
• Employers responsibility
• Employee responsibility
Impromp ‐ to dismissal.
• Taking the decision and Managing the stress.
• Re‐arrangement procedures
Firing for misconduct of poor performance
• What never to do
• What you should do
• Rules and policy procedure enforcement.
Downsizing and pose termination
• Selecting employees for downsizing.
• Early retirement offers
• Bankruptcy effect on employees
• Restrictive covenants etc. Dealing with Migrant workers