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Cherylena Farley Case Analysis

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Norma Lyons and Denise Stults spoke with Cherylena Farley on 04/19/2016 to inform her that her position was being terminated effective immediately.

Cherylena was unable to perform the basic responsibilities of the position. She was still with her 90 day probationary period and was informed that she is not the right fit.

I, Cherylena Farley, sign this document to verify that the above information is what was communicated to me as the reason for ending employment.

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