terminational (Meaning)

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terminational (a.)

Of or pertaining to termination; forming a termination.

The terminational interview was difficult for both the employee and the manager.
The employee's terminational notice provided a two-week notice period.
The team held a small gathering for the employee on their terminational day.
The company's terminational policy outlined the reasons for job termination.
The employee received a severance package and outplacement services upon terminational.
The terminational process is often stressful for all parties involved.
The terminational feedback should be constructive and provide areas for improvement.
HR is responsible for coordinating the terminational process and providing support.
The employee agreed to a confidential terminational agreement.
Legal advice should be sought before initiating any terminational actions.

Of or pertaining to termination; forming a termination.

limitation, end, line, limit, confines, boundary, ceiling, cap, bound,extent

outset, commencement, existence, launch, outset, launch, morning, genesis,beginning, birth

The terminational interview was difficult for both the employee and the manager.

The employee's terminational notice provided a two-week notice period.

The team held a small gathering for the employee on their terminational day.

The company's terminational policy outlined the reasons for job termination.