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When it comes to terminating an employee's contract, one may be left wondering whether it is necessary to provide a transition fee or if one is allowed to deviate from this obligation.
If both parties are in agreement and want to come to an end of the working relationship, the transition fee does not have to be given to the employee. The legislator granted freedom for the parties to make other arrangements which could mean providing the employee with a higher or lower compensation. Employers could also provide a study or outplacement program or have the employee remain employed without working so they can look for a job from their existing employment. Additionally, they may offer the employee the chance to take over their lease car at a discounted price or give them a new bicycle. Whatever the scheme, it is important for the employee to understand the implications. To make sure that the negotiations are done properly, it is advised for the employee to find someone to oversee the process. In the event that negotiations are unsuccessful and the contract is terminated through the government or the subdistrict court, the employer...

How to talk about your experiences in an interview The interview process can be daunting, but preparation and practice can go a long way. One of the most important things you can do to prepare is to think about your prior experiences, which will help you to answer many of the most common interview questions. These are what make you unique and qualified for the job, and it’s something recruiters will focus on heavily when determining whether or not you’d be a good fit – so you need to be able to articulate them clearly and concisely. Here are a few tips on how to do just that. Focus on the positives When you're talking about your experiences, it's important to focus on the positives. You want to highlight what you've accomplished and what you've learned from any challenges you may have faced. It's okay to talk about setbacks but be sure to frame them in a way that demonstrates how you overcame them and what you learned in the process.   When recalling your experiences, it’s easy to get caught up in the negatives, particularly if the question is framed in that way. But...