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Employee Offboarding Checklist

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Use this handy Employee Offboarding Checklist package to cover off all of the items required for the departure of an employee due to termination, transfer or retirement.

  • The checklist includes:
    • Exit items that need to be completed by the employee (such as the resignation letter, repayment of advances, etc.), by the employer (e.g.: exit interview, last paycheck, unpaid overtime and expense accounts, ), and by both parties (severance agreement, distribution of pension contributions, stock options, etc.).
    • Knowledge transfer checklist, to ensure continuity from departing employee to incoming employee.
    • Checklist of company assets to be returned by the employee.
    • Final housekeeping items, such as changing passwords, removing employee's access to intranet, etc.
  • Also included in this package are:
    • a list of questions for the exit interview and
    • Knowledge Transfer form.
  • Available in MS Word format and fully customizable to fit your exact needs.
  • This package can be used by the Human Resources Departments in a wide variety of businesses and organizations.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 31-May-2024
SKU: 9198
$14.99
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