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If an employee has given 4 weeks notice but the employer only wishes for two weeks how do you handle this, we are in the trades, and I fear that these guys will solicite my customers and not be productive while they are here.
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When an employee has given notice of their intention to quit, it is at the employer's discretion to waive that notice. However, if you do waive some or all of the notice period that the employee has provided, you have to pay them out for the remainder of that period.
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When an employee has given notice of their intention to quit, it is at the employer's discretion to waive that notice. However, if you do waive some or all of the notice period that the employee has provided, you have to pay them out for the remainder of that period.
If you would like to discuss this further, please feel free to set-up a consultation by phoning the number below.