Can an employer seek damages if an employee resigns without just cause and without giving the required 30-day notice?
Employees who resign without just cause and fail to serve a 30-day notice can be held liable for damages by their employer.
Employees who resign without just cause and fail to serve a 30-day notice can be held liable for damages by their employer.
Employees resigning without just cause must serve a written notice one month in advance to avoid being liable for damages.
Employees resigning without just cause must serve a written notice one month in advance to avoid being liable for damages.