HR has three main objectives when conducting terminationsThere are three main objectives, from the HR professional's standpoint, when terminating somebody.
But the more questions employees ask, the more it opens the company up to liability if HR or the supervisor doesn't answer the questions correctly.
If you're an at-will employee, the company doesn't need to provide you with a reason you're being fired.
The employment attorney can explain to you what you're signing because the agreements are often very hard to understand.
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