Unsuccessful Probation Letter
An Unsuccessful Probation Letter is used by an employer to inform an employee that their probation period has been unsuccessful and their employment is being terminated.
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Under 10 minutes
Suitable for Australia
Document Overview
You should make sure that you have a clear understanding of the appropriate exit procedure for the employee, and that you record your conversations with them as evidence that you have met your obligations under the Fair Work Act.
For further information:
- How Do Probationary Periods Work?
- How Long Should Probationary Periods Be?
- How to Extend an Employee’s Probation Period
- Resigning During a Probationary Period
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