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Do i have to give a months notice

fire_man · 2011-05-21 21:58:37

Im work in a finance job which i signed a contract a few weeks ago.It says on the contract I have to give a months notice.what would happen if i only gave a week or two notice,would i get a reference or would it look bad?

21-05-2011 10:58pm

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Im work in a finance job which i signed a contract a few weeks ago.It says on the contract I have to give a months notice.what would happen if i only gave a week or two notice,would i get a reference or would it look bad?

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#2 21-05-2011 11:39pm

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fire_man wrote: »

Im work in a finance job which i signed a contract a few weeks ago.It says on the contract I have to give a months notice.what would happen if i only gave a week or two notice,would i get a reference or would it look bad?

If you've only started they probably won't want to give you a full month's pay and will be only too happy to take shorter notice.

If you're talking about down the line.. one month's notice is standard. Any shorter should only be by agreement. They will give a bad reference (over the phone, obviously) if you leave them in the lurch or leave on bad terms.

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