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Does having a mutual termination agreement signed close off the risk entirely?

Largely yes, if a reasonable benefit was provided and it was signed of the employee's own free will. An impression of pressure or the lack of a benefit can invalidate the agreement — we bui…

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Termination & Reinstatement Management
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Largely yes, if a reasonable benefit was provided and it was signed of the employee's own free will. An impression of pressure or the lack of a benefit can invalidate the agreement — we build the package around the case-law criteria.

Largely yes, if a reasonable benefit was provided and it was signed of the employee’s own free will. An impression of pressure or the lack of a benefit can invalidate the agreement — we build the package around the case-law criteria.

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