Is firing someone an official thing? ie, I told someone to get

>>1840862
The dude is getting legal since he does not want the firing on his history.

>>1840862
Let me consult my comprehensive book of magical internet law that thankfully applies globally...

In short: if you can't figure it out yourself, lawyer up.

>>1840862
I don't fucking know how it works where you are, how do you expect anyone to help?

In my country it's quite formal- you have to prepare a specific strictly-formatted document at the very least.

>>1840862

Wut.

Why would you do that? If you fire someone, you need to say the words, that they are dismissed and that day is their last day. You also need to have them sign a piece of paper that states that are being dismissed for performance related issues.

>>1840862
No you didn't fire them if all you did was tell them to get out and assign their duties to someone else.

>>1840862
Did you give them a 2 week and make them sign? Otherwise they still technically work for you they just have no hours

>Is firing someone an official thing?

I refuse to believe that you are in a management position and don't know shit as basic as this, I hope you're the one who gets fired, retard.

>>1841743
I make more money than you.

>>1841116
It is an independent contractor, not an employee

>>1842262
We'd have to see the contract. Some Ic's are very tricky, writing the contract so basically they get paid even if they don't deliver for 5 years. Generally you have to have a reason to break contract. And btw a civil case is way more fexible in general than a Crim case, so depending on the contract, the judge can just decide whatever.

>>1842262
>I make more money than you.

You're fucking pathetic.