Even after implementing solid recruiting and hiring practices, you will likely still find it necessary to terminate an employee from time to time. And it isn't a task to be taken lightly.

Termination is a big, big deal. Not only because this action will impact someone's life, and often, their very livelihood, but when it's done hastily or without due diligence, you can find yourself and your restaurant in a world of trouble. Lawsuits, bad publicity, public backlash, plummeting employee morale — all things that can largely be avoided by following proper termination practices.

Here are 12 tips to ensure you terminate an employee the right way.

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