It Is Common Practice for Terminated Employees to Be Removed

question 12

Multiple Choice

It is common practice for terminated employees to be removed from the workplace as soon as possible, either by preventing them from returning to their work station or by requiring the terminated employee to clear out his/her work station under the supervision of security personnel. This policy is primarily intended to_____.

• A) prevent violence or sabotage by the terminated employee
• B) serve as a learning for co-workers that certain behaviors in the workplace have serious consequences
• C) satisfy legal requirements surrounding termination procedures
• D) humiliate the terminated employee as part of the discipline process

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