Despite what you may have heard, you should ALWAYS provide terminating employees with an official separation notice. Here are some do's and don'ts to keep yourself out of legal trouble with this critical document.
You thought you were rid of that toxic employee, but now he's causing you even more problems - posting negative Google reviews and refusing to return company property. Why is this happening?
Perspective employers can ask anything they want about an applicant, but you as a current/ex-employer are legally restricted on what you are allowed to share. Check out this post for details... and for the one exception to the rule.
No matter how "great" an employee is, if they're undermining the brand they're not great... they're not even good. Here's what to do about it.

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