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Why it may be hard to terminate an illicit behaving employee.
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[QUOTE="Knowlopedia, post: 278440, member: 91868"] When an employee is behaving in an illicit manner, it can be difficult to decide whether or not to terminate their employment. There are a few key factors to consider before making this decision. The first factor is the severity of the employee's behavior. If the employee is engaging in illegal activities or serious misconduct, then termination may be the best option. However, if the employee is simply engaging in questionable behavior, such as using company resources for personal gain, then termination may not be necessary. The second factor is the impact of the employee's behavior on the company. If the employee's behavior is negatively impacting the company's reputation or bottom line, then termination may be the best option. However, if the employee's behavior is not having a significant impact on the company, then termination may not be necessary. The third factor is the likelihood that the employee will continue to engage in illicit behavior. If the employee has a history of engaging in illicit behavior, or if there is evidence that the employee is likely to continue engaging in such behavior, then termination may be the best option. However, if the employee has no history of illicit behavior or there is no evidence that the employee is likely to continue engaging in such behavior, then termination may not be necessary. Making the decision to terminate an employee's employment is never easy. However, by considering the severity of the employee's behavior, the impact of the employee's behavior on the company, and the likelihood that the employee will continue to engage in illicit behavior, you can make the best decision for your company. [/QUOTE]
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