
Termination of employment due to shortage of work
Shortage of work can mean that there are no work tasks or that the company does not have money for operations and salaries. As an employer, you must negotiate with the union, and if you are to dismiss more than five people, you must submit a notification to the Swedish Public Employment Service.
If your employees resign
If an employee resigns from your company, the notice period you have agreed on applies primarily. According to the Employment Protection Act (LAS), an employee otherwise has a notice period of one month.


If your employees retire
In the case of old-age pension, employment is terminated when the employee reaches the age of 69 by the employer giving written notice no later than one month before the 69th birthday. An employee can also choose to withdraw the national pension from the age of 63, by resigning in the usual way.
Employee misconduct
As an employer, you have a certain responsibility to ensure that various types of employee misconduct cease. Unauthorized absence, crime, and refusal to work are some examples of misconduct. If the problems continue, you may have objective reasons to terminate the employee.


Dismissal on grounds of misconduct
If you want to dismiss an employee on grounds of misconduct, you must have objective reasons. The employee must have misbehaved in a way that caused damage to the company, or risk of damage. Furthermore, you must have made the employee aware that they are at risk of being dismissed.