Employment Contracts · glossary
Pay instead of notice, so the job ends at once. Under clause 20.1, Cressby must say in writing that it is using clause 20, and it pays Basic Salary only for the notice period. Done that way, the restrictions survive, and Esme cannot demand one. Contract 20.1 · Chapter 7 · see Basic Salary, Garden leave
Explained in Chapter 7, Notice, Garden Leave and Payment in Lieu of Notice, of Employment Contracts.
Sometimes Cressby wants the job to end today, not in six months. A payment in lieu (pay instead of notice) lets it do that…Read Chapter 7, Notice, Garden Leave and Payment in Lieu of Notice →
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