Make sure two representatives are present during termination meetings
Nothing spurs a lawsuit like a discharge, and such cases often boil down to who said what, and when. That’s why it’s wise to have at least two management-level representatives present at all termination meetings—perhaps one supervisor and one HR rep. If the termination leads to litigation, the two people can testify about what happened ...
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