notice period
Departure warning time
A notice period is the required time between announcing you're leaving a job and your last day of work.
Employment contracts typically specify how much notice either party must give: My notice period is two weeks.
The term appears mainly in British English and formal HR contexts; Americans more often say two weeks' notice without the phrase.
- lease agreementContract for temporary occupancy
- resignationVoluntary relinquishment of position
- severance payCompensation upon job termination
- termination clauseSection allowing contract dissolution
- employment contractBinding job terms document
breach of contract · employment rights · contract · exit interview · final paycheck · redundancy · dismissal · layoff · notification · HR · countdown · provision · farewell · deadline · job loss · transition · clearance · final day
- Offboardingexit interview, final paycheck, termination letter, resignation letter, severance package
- UK Employmentemployee rights, redundancy, maternity leave, paternity leave, sick pay
- commercial leaseslease terms, rental contract, leasehold, business premises, tenant rights
- employmentjob, jobs, career, careers, interview
- workplacehours, cubicle, desk job, holiday party, desk
- rentingtenant, landlord, rent, rental, renter
notice periodsummary dismissal
Immediate employment termination
walking out · without notice · walk-off · job abandonment · emergency exit
notice periodat-will employment
Job without guaranteed duration
zero-hour contract · day labor · casual employment · gig work · probationary period
notice, period, noticing, noticed, noticeable, unnoticed, notices, noticeably, noticeability