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How to terminate a employee based on bad behavior/ attitude? Please help
From India, Hubli
vmlakshminarayanan
942

Hi,

You nee to justify how the bad attitude affects your work place.

You need to follow proper disciplinary process including documentation of previous verbal / written warning. Termination should be a last resort.

Principles of Natural Justice should be followed and a mere blind direct termination may lead to unwanted IR issues.

So you need to prove how the chronic negative behavior/attitude ( or performance ) affects other employees and the business as a whole.

From India, Madras
Anonymous
2

Hi,

Firstly you need to refer to your company's certified standing orders or Code of conduct rules to establish the gravity of the misconduct.

Dig his past history and supporting documents.

Issue of show cause notice, conducting inquiry by following Principles of Natural Justice.

Based on the findings of the inquiry officer, initiate action as deemed fit .

From India, Bengaluru
loginmiraclelogistics
1075

What's the status of your firm. A factory, or a shop or other establishment. Will the Industrial Disputes Act will apply? Is the involved employee can be a 'workman'. Much would depend on these facts. Whether Standing Order is in place? Whether any complaint is officially filed? But still Termination may not be the first option for bad behavior in work places. The punishment, if & when proved guilty of charges would depend on the veracity of misbehavior & charges. Proper application of procedure which satisfy rule of law would be needed.
From India, Bangalore
PRABHAT RANJAN MOHANTY
588

You pay the notice period amount to employee as per terms of appointment is best way to terminate an employee. You have to mention the reason that his services is no more required by the company for time being but can't be on the basis of any misconduct( bad behavior/ attitude).
From India, Mumbai
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