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offboarding
/ˈɒfˌbɔːrdɪŋ/
employee exit process
The company improved its offboarding to ensure smooth transitions for departing staff.
The firm enhanced the way it handles employees leaving to make the process smoother.
Business
formal
The formal procedure for separating an employee from a company, covering exit interviews, knowledge transfer, and revoking system access.
HR introduced a standardized offboarding checklist for all resignations.
Human Resources created a uniform list of steps to follow whenever someone quits.
Effective offboarding reduces security risks and preserves institutional knowledge.
A good exit process helps protect the company and keeps important information from being lost.
Often paired with onboarding; used as a noun or verb (to offboard).
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