Nobody likes to be fired, and very few of us enjoy firing others. Nevertheless, there are times in which this most definitive of workplace actions is required: The relationship between employer and employee has simply reached the limits of its usefulness, and must be terminated. When these scenarios emerge, business owners or managers must brace themselves for a potentially uncomfortable or dramatic workplace encounter.Indeed, in many ways, they must brace themselves for the worst. A firing can have a number of adverse consequences. When not handled appropriately, a firing can lead to lowered morale in the workplace, or — in
Are You Prepared to Fire an Employee?
May 19, 2014 | by Amanda Clark |














