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Low Performers in the Workplace: Legally Properly Implementing Termination for Poor Performance

Many employers are familiar with this situation: You invest time, trust, and energy in your team—and in return, you expect commitment and reliable performance.

Martin Graner, Employment Law
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Terminating an Employment Contract: Types of Termination, Form, and Alternatives

Termination may be quick to announce—but from a legal perspective, it is one of the most sensitive measures in an employment relationship.

Martin Graner, Employment Law
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Time-Sheet Fraud: When Employers May Terminate Employees

If there is no digital time tracking system in place or if employees manipulate their actual working hours in other ways, this can be considered working time fraud under employment law.

Martin Graner, Employment Law
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Discrimination in the Workplace: Recognizing Disadvantage and Understanding Your Rights

Discrimination in the workplace is a widespread problem; it often starts small, and the psychological strain can steadily increase if you do not stand up for yourself and assert your rights.

Martin Graner, Employment Law
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Employee Warning Letters: Allegations, Form, and Ways to Respond

Have you received a written warning that you consider unjustified, and do you want to prevent it from being added to your personnel file?

Martin Graner, Employment Law
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