Which Company Stipulates 3 Weeks Notice??????

Nargis · 09-26-2012, 02:06 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#21
[quote author=The Captain link=topic=71653.msg444600#msg444600 date=1348681328]
you should have tought about this first


a lot of companies don't like giving the vac pay when you leaving


unless they pushed you out


and that is a strange one 3wks notice


must be a CEO position you have
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you know what i have resigned from jobs before and i never had a problem.

2 weeks notice and everything was fine.

this place - i didnt think of this. and to be honest i completely forgot about that 21 days notice since i signed this damn contract 2.5 years ago.

#22
check their policy on that vacation pay

#23
[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=71653.msg444601#msg444601 date=1348681437]
why dont you just take your  vaction days. looks like they looking to take it
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well let me talk to the boss tomorrow first

she was supposed to work from home today cause she was sick and after i talked with her she sent an email stating that she is taking the afternoon as a sick day.

i may follow Ketchims advise and to hell with them after 2 weeks

i have asked for a copy of the employment agreement - cause i dont remember where i put my copy

#24
they trying to recoup their expense for all those trips

#25
im stressed  Confusedad:

#26
unfortunate that they making u dislike their antics

#27
dont be stressed. you operate under loyalty. as your career progresses make note of this

#28
why would i want to give so much time to a company? its not like they can hire someone and train them in 21 days.

they also have to give notice to whereever they are and then do training etc

it makes no sense.

one of the pharmacists told me hers is 14 days. 

#29
Well usually the employer can buy out your 2 weeks in the form of an in lieu of notice payment or a severance payment if they terminated your employment.  But since you quit they will let you work those 2 weeks instead.

#30
[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=71653.msg444608#msg444608 date=1348681921]
dont be stressed. you operate under loyalty. as your career progresses make note of this
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*nargis in thinking mode*

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