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- Resignation and notice - Fair Work Ombudsman
See our Dismissal and notice page to find more information about when notice periods don't apply to employees Use our Notice and Redundancy Calculator to find information about minimum notice requirements or select your award from the list below
- How to write a resignation letter with two weeks’ notice - SEEK
With these tips, you’ll be able to write a professional two weeks’ notice letter that keeps you on good terms with your manager and work mates What is a two weeks’ notice letter? A two weeks’ notice letter is a resignation letter that lets your employer know you plan to leave your job in two weeks
- Resignation Notice Periods in Australia Explained | Sprintlaw
One week to four weeks is the most common notice period for resignations The absolute minimum is often one week, but up to four weeks notice is standard, especially for longer-serving, full-time employees
- Notice of Resignation: Guidelines for Employees and Employers
Learn about notice of resignation, including how much notice employees must provide before leaving their jobs
- Guide to Notice Periods and Employee Departures
This guide explains notice periods for employees and employers, covering legal requirements, deductions for missed notice, payment in lieu of notice, termination procedures and final payslips
- FAIR WORK ACT 2009 (NO. 28, 2009) - SECT 117 Requirement for notice of . . .
(1) An employer must not terminate an employee 's employment unless the employer has given the employee written notice of the day of the termination (which cannot be before the day the notice is given)
- Guide to Employee Resignation and Minimum Notice Periods
While it is not illegal for employees to resign without notice, an employee may be subject to consequences for failing to provide the correct notice of resignation to their employer
- 15 Two-Week Notice Samples You Can Copy and Paste
This article offers a curated selection of two week notice samples, making it easy to find a template that fits your situation and helps you leave on a positive note
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