notice periods
Resignation waiting times
A notice period is the time between announcing you're leaving a job and actually departing.
Employment contracts typically specify how much advance warning either party must give—two weeks is standard in the US, longer periods common in Europe.
She's serving out her notice period before starting the new position.
The plural usually appears in discussions of policy: Notice periods vary by seniority level.
- dismissalRemoval from position
- terminationAct of ending something
- resignationVoluntary relinquishment of position
- working daysDays of employment
- redundancyNeedless duplication
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- labor lawlabor code, labor law, labor laws, labor standards, labour law
- contract termscontract terms, agreement, terms, conditions, condition
- employer dutiespayroll, payroll taxes, tax withholding, W-2 forms, 1099 forms
- rental disputeseviction, security deposit, unpaid rent, lease violation, rent disputes
notice periodsat-will employment
Job without guaranteed duration
casual employment · day labor · gig work · temporary work · job insecurity
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