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kamilapater
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Is there anyone know how long is the notice period for Royal Mail staff ?? I am working for 10 years .... many thanks
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k979aaa
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Please explain what is a notice period ?kamilapater wrote:Is there anyone know how long is the notice period for Royal Mail staff ?? I am working for 10 years .... many thanks
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kamilapater
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This is how many weeks before you need tell them that you leaving a job ???
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k979aaa
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Depends on your contract they did change it so not having a go at you it was 1 week others are a month until you tell us we don't know.kamilapater wrote:This is how many weeks before you need tell them that you leaving a job ???
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k979aaa
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Can you not just ask a union rep it is depended upon your contract which was signed by you and the employer!kamilapater wrote:This is how many weeks before you need tell them that you leaving a job ???
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scoobydo79
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I thought if someone was paid weekly then their notice was one week?
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kingdazzler
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The current contract states that if you are weekly paid you must give 4 weeks notice. If you are monthly paid it is 1 months notice.
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miles_peters
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kingdazzler wrote:The current contract states that if you are weekly paid you must give 4 weeks notice. If you are monthly paid it is 1 months notice.
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Dindin
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have you never heard of anyone handing their notice in?k979aaa wrote:Please explain what is a notice period ?kamilapater wrote:Is there anyone know how long is the notice period for Royal Mail staff ?? I am working for 10 years .... many thanks
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kamilapater
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My contract is from 2006 and I don’t really remember what is saying about a notice periodkingdazzler wrote:The current contract states that if you are weekly paid you must give 4 weeks notice. If you are monthly paid it is 1 months notice.
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doorstepped
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contracts changed in April 2017.
if you signed your contract before then a 1 week notice period is required, if you signed after this time then a 1 month period of notice is required.
if you signed your contract before then a 1 week notice period is required, if you signed after this time then a 1 month period of notice is required.
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kamilapater
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Many thanksdoorstepped wrote:contracts changed in April 2017.
if you signed your contract before then a 1 week notice period is required, if you signed after this time then a 1 month period of notice is required.
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k979aaa
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Most all our staff get IHR wonder why?Dindin wrote:have you never heard of anyone handing their notice in?k979aaa wrote:Please explain what is a notice period ?kamilapater wrote:Is there anyone know how long is the notice period for Royal Mail staff ?? I am working for 10 years .... many thanks
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noggin1969
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7 days or 1 month depending on which contract you signed. But to be honest do you think RM would go running to a solicitor for breach of contract if you just walked. Suppose it all depends if you want to leave on good terms or not.
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k979aaa
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If you have worked over two year why not go for the pay off you keep your shares and gain 34 weeks pay plus PILON