Oregon Representative/salesperson termination is the process of ending the employment of a salesperson or representative in Oregon. This process typically involves termination notices, severance payments, and other paperwork. There are two types of Oregon Representative/salesperson termination: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary termination occurs when the representative or salesperson decides to end their employment. This could be due to relocation, retirement, or any other personal reason. In this case, the employer must provide the representative or salesperson with a notice of termination as well as any applicable severance payments. Involuntary termination occurs when the employer terminates the representative or salesperson without cause. This could be due to a lack of performance or other issues. In this case, the employer must provide the representative or salesperson with a notice of termination as well as any applicable severance payments. The employer must also provide a detailed explanation of the reasons for termination. In either case, proper documentation and paperwork must be completed in order to ensure the termination is legally binding.