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A Termination Letter allows for immediate termination or termination with notice period (payment in lieu)
A Termination Letter (Poor Performance) allows you to notify and record the termination of your employee due to poor performance
A Termination Letter (Redundancy) is used to notify and terminate your employees' contract of employment due to redundancy
A Termination Letter allows you to formally notify & record the termination of your employee due to serious misconduct
This Termination Letter explains that you are terminating an employee on the basis of poor performance
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