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To terminate an employee without cause, follow these steps: first, review the employment contract and company policies to ensure compliance with any legal requirements. Prepare a termination letter that clearly states the decision and any relevant details, such as final pay and benefits. Schedule a private meeting to communicate the decision respectfully and empathetically, allowing the employee to ask questions. Finally, ensure proper documentation of the process to protect the organization from potential legal issues.

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