termination-review

Validate employee termination compliance with Russian Federation labor law.

17|4|Updated May 25, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/AlsKozlov/ru-legal --skill termination-review-alskozlov
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Skill: termination-review
Source: https://github.com/AlsKozlov/ru-legal/tree/main/packs/labor-law/skills/termination-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AlsKozlov/ru-legal --skill termination-review-alskozlov

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Russian labor law imposes strict, exhaustive requirements for employee termination with no at-will employment framework, and employers lose 65-80% of termination-related lawsuits due to procedural errors. This Skill eliminates that risk by providing a structured, legally aligned review process for all planned terminations, ensuring compliance with mandatory rules and avoiding costly reinstatement orders, back pay, and damage awards.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Exhaustive Grounds Validation: Checks proposed termination grounds against the full list of 13 legally permitted reasons under Article 77 of the Russian Labor Code (TK RF), ensuring no invalid grounds are used.
  • Procedural Compliance Checks: Provides tailored step-by-step checklists for each termination type, including mandatory notification timelines, documentation requirements, and protected category screening.
  • Risk Assessment & Mitigation: Generates clear risk ratings, flags high-risk edge cases (e.g. terminating protected employees like pregnant women or those on sick leave), and provides alternative lower-risk termination paths where applicable.
  • Use Case: An HR team planning to terminate an underperforming employee for repeated policy violations can use this Skill to confirm all disciplinary and procedural requirements are met before issuing a termination order, avoiding a potential 6-figure reinstatement lawsuit.

Quick Start

Use the termination-review skill to analyze the full legality of terminating employee Ivanov for repeated performance issues under Article 81 of the Russian Labor Code, including procedural compliance and protected category checks.

Frequently Asked Questions about termination-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I check if an employee termination complies with Russian labor law?

To check employee termination compliance with Russian labor law, validate the proposed termination ground against the 13 legally permitted reasons in Article 77 of the Labor Code, and verify all mandatory procedural timelines and documentation requirements are met.

What are the legal risks of terminating an underperforming employee under TK RF?

The legal risks of terminating an underperforming employee under TK RF include costly legal disputes, mandatory employee reinstatement orders, back pay, and damage awards, with employers losing 65-80% of termination-related lawsuits due to procedural errors.

Can I terminate a pregnant employee or someone on sick leave in Russia?

Terminating protected employee categories like pregnant women or those on sick leave in Russia carries high legal risk, requiring specific procedural screening to avoid invalid termination decisions and mandatory reinstatement orders under labor law.

What procedural steps are required for an employer-initiated termination for redundancy?

Procedural steps for employer-initiated termination for redundancy include following tailored checklists for mandatory notification timelines, required documentation, and protected category screening to ensure full compliance with Russian Labor Code requirements.

How do I calculate the financial impact of a wrongful termination lawsuit?

To calculate the financial impact of a wrongful termination lawsuit, estimate worst-case scenarios including mandatory employee reinstatement, back pay, and damage awards based on the specific risk rating of the termination decision.

What documentation is needed to legally fire an employee for gross misconduct in Russia?

Documentation needed to legally fire an employee for gross misconduct in Russia includes evidence of the misconduct, disciplinary records, and procedural compliance documents verifying all mandatory timelines and notification requirements under Article 77 were met.