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Here in Sweden it's usually three months for any long time employment. One month for short term. Reading about zero or two weeks notice here makes me thinking
by emilisto 13y ago
Here in Sweden it's usually three months for any long time employment. One month for short term.
Reading about zero or two weeks notice here makes me thinking what that does for the job market. On the one hand it surely makes for more movement, on the other hand it must make for a more ruthless job market. One of the upsides that I perceive with the three months notice is that it makes you think long and well about quitting, and encourages you to work things out. You don't just rage quit, because you'll have some three uncomfortable months.
If however, things really don't work out and both parts acknowledges this, you often come to an agreement of parting earlier.