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Notice Employer VS Employee

antodeco · 2012-12-30 12:37:07

Hi All, I am currently on a rolling contract, that states (in the initial contract) that I and the employer must give a months notice of termination. However, all of the contract extensions has stated that they employer only has to give me 1 weeks notice. I assume that also means I only need to give them 1 weeks notice…

30-12-2012 12:37pm

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antodeco

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Hi All,
I am currently on a rolling contract, that states (in the initial contract) that I and the employer must give a months notice of termination. However, all of the contract extensions has stated that they employer only has to give me 1 weeks notice. I assume that also means I only need to give them 1 weeks notice also?

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#2 31-12-2012 6:54pm

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It may best to get clarified from you employer. But, usually I'd say you'd only have to give them the same notice that applies to you.

Ambiguity in a contract is in favour of the person that doesn't draw it up.

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#3 31-12-2012 8:42pm

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Not really; you can have two different notice periods depending on who's cancelling the contract but there's also legislated minimum notice period that will come into play.

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