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Masoud696

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Can employer give you no hours if you put in two weeks notice?

My wife works part time, 28 hours a week. on Feb 1 she put in her 2 weeks notice. She was told today the company has no hours for her on next weeks schedule, tho the remaining employees hours stayed the same. Can they do this?

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Answer 1 / 3 - Submitted 282 days ago...

Michael_D

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If you provide your employer two weeks notice - the employer is not required to keep provide you any hours during the two weeks - in fact, when an employee provides two weeks notice, the employer can inturn advise the employee that they are accepting notice, but instead of two weeks, it would be immediate.

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Answer 2 / 3 - Submitted 282 days ago...

CWC

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Unfortunately for your wife the answer is that they are not required to give her any hours. Once notice is given the employer can decide to terminate them immediately.

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Sure they can.

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