One month notice?
- 12-12-11, 09:06 PM #1Jules 47
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One month notice? I have been employed for 9 months and have been told I will be made redundant shortly, would I be entitled to one months notice payment and if so would I have to work this month?
- 12-12-11, 09:16 PM #2
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You are entitled to whatever your notice period is. And yes, you can be required to work it.
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- 12-12-11, 09:23 PM #3Jules 47
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Thank you, I have 10 days holiday left so I am guessing i can use that and leave earlier? or could I work the one month and claim my 10 days holiday? sorry to ask last question promise
- 12-12-11, 09:26 PM #4 SarEl
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Sorry - that is up to the employer - they can make you use it during your notice period, or they can pay you for it.
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