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Do it in person and be considerate of your current employer. Follow it up in writing including a planned leaving date. Check the number of holidays you have left and see if you can use this to reduce the length of your notice period.
If you want to give less notice Ask your employer if they'll agree to reduce your notice period. Reassure them that leaving early won't cause them any problems — for example, agree to finish any urgent work. It can be worth reminding them that letting you leave early will mean they don't have to pay you for as long.
You can negotiate. If you are leaving to go and work for a competitor then negotiating leaving work before the end of your contractual notice period might be more difficult. One tip is to always give your notice in writing. This is the stage at which Senior Executives should start negotiating their leaving date.
Hand your notice in person. Be understanding when handing in your notice it may be a complete shock to your employer. Follow up. Follow up with your notice in writing, including your planned leaving date. Find your replacement. No doesn't always mean no. Take Advice.
two weeks' notice if the employee has been employed by the employer continuously for two years, and one additional week's notice for each further complete year of continuous employment, up to a maximum of 12 weeks. For example if an employee has worked for 5 years then they are entitled to 5 weeks' notice.
If you are an 'employee', there are statutory notice periods that are also treated as a part of the contract. If you don't give proper notice, you will be in breach of contract, and it is possible for your employer to sue you for damages.
The Acts provide that employees are entitled to the longest of the minimum notice period prescribed in the Acts or the notice period provided by contract. An employer is not legally entitled to reduce the notice period to less than the minimum provided by the Acts.
The Acts provide that employees are entitled to the longest of the minimum notice period prescribed in the Acts or the notice period provided by contract. An employer is not legally entitled to reduce the notice period to less than the minimum provided by the Acts.
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