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ROSSCO
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Notice period

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What is the notice period you have to work if employed in 2020?
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CharlesG
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Re: Notice period

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I believe it changed in 2015 to 4 weeks notice had to be given, but with agreement from DOM one weeks notice can be satisfactory
Prior to 2015 it is 1-week notice required to leave the business
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centenaryman
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hi looking to leave have a job lined up.....im on holidays till monday is there anywere in writing over the notice period,,,ive been here 17 years hoping its defo 1 week....
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centenaryman wrote: ↑
25 Feb 2022, 14:53
 hi looking to leave have a job lined up.....im on holidays till monday is there anywere in writing over the notice period,,,ive been here 17 years hoping its defo 1 week....
You're 1 week.
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centenaryman
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Re: Notice period

Post by centenaryman »

Thanks postman...i thought as much
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