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Alberta > Employment Law > Termination, Temporary Layoff, & Recalls:

What notice am I entitled to if my employer terminates my employment?

It depends on how long you have been employed by the employer. The requirements are

  • one week notice for employment of three months or more, but less than two years;
  • two weeks notice for employment of two years or more, but less than four years;
  • four weeks notice for employment of four years or more, but less than six years;
  • five weeks notice for employment of six years or more, but less than eight years;
  • six weeks notice for employment of eight years or more, but less than ten years;
  • eight weeks notice for employment of ten years or more.

Your employer can provide you with pay for the same period instead of a notice period at work, or a mixture of pay and notice.

 


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May 2000
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