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Under the Labour Act [Chapter 28:01], notice depends on your contract: section 12(4) requires 3 months' notice for contracts without a limit of time or of two years or more, 2 months for one to two years, and less for shorter terms, and termination itself is restricted by section 12(4a)… Ask the full question →

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