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monthly reviews @work manditory?

Omiatari · 2010-02-15 12:20:11

Hello, I was wondering, If you are in your notice period, is it manditory (by law) to attend one to one meetings (monthly reviews if you like)? since i will be leaving this job in 2 weeks, i dont really see the point. anyone who knows what the deal is there?

15-02-2010 12:20pm

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Omiatari

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Hello,

I was wondering, If you are in your notice period, is it manditory (by law) to attend one to one meetings (monthly reviews if you like)?

since i will be leaving this job in 2 weeks, i dont really see the point.

anyone who knows what the deal is there?

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#2 15-02-2010 3:05pm

Nody

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Being in notice period don't change your job; if you had them before then you do them in notice period as well.

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