quitting a job
19 March 2006, 04:43 PM
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Depends on what your contract says.
Typically, if you get paid weekly, then it's a week, if you get paid monthly, it's a month. This is if there is nothing to the contrary in your contract of employment.
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Clare
Typically, if you get paid weekly, then it's a week, if you get paid monthly, it's a month. This is if there is nothing to the contrary in your contract of employment.
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19 March 2006, 04:47 PM
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Your contract should state that.Usually 1 week with first 6 months probationary period,1 month within first two years of the service and 2 months to 3 months above that.
For temporary positions, it is usually 1 week.
For temporary positions, it is usually 1 week.
19 March 2006, 05:06 PM
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i aint got a contract or anything that resembles a contract so what notice is required
not that it matters coz im off friday anyway
could they stop any of my money im owed? i get paid the 28th
steve
not that it matters coz im off friday anyway
could they stop any of my money im owed? i get paid the 28th
steve
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19 March 2006, 06:55 PM
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Does depend on you contract, but also your employer.
I handed in my notice last week and because I'm a supervisor I'm supposed to do 4 weeks, but they have said I could probably only need to do 2
I handed in my notice last week and because I'm a supervisor I'm supposed to do 4 weeks, but they have said I could probably only need to do 2
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