Discontinuation of probationary employment Sample Clauses

Discontinuation of probationary employment. Probationary employment may be discontinued by either the employer or the salaried employee before the end of the trial period by giving written notice no later than one month in advance. If the employer or salaried employee does not wish the employment to continue after the trial period has ended, notification of this shall be provided no later than two weeks before the end of the trial period. The employer shall, at the same time as delivering the notice in accordance with the above, notify the local association in the workplace. The salaried employee and the local association are entitled to enter into consultations with the employer on the notice. If the probationary employment does not become a permanent employment, the employer shall justify their position, if the salaried employee so requests. Remarks The provision entails that the salaried employee receives one month’s salary after notice of the premature discontinuation of the probationary employment, or two weeks’ salary when the probationary employment does not become a permanent employment in connection with the end of the trial period, unless otherwise agreed. The parties agree that the notice in accordance with paragraph 2 is an official direction.
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Discontinuation of probationary employment. Probationary employment may be discontinued by either the employer or the salaried employee before the end of the trial period by giving written notice no later than one month in advance. If the employer or salaried employee does not wish the employment to continue after the trial period has ended, notification of this shall be provided no later than two weeks before the end of the trial period. The employer shall, at the same time as delivering the notice in accordance with the above, notify the local association in the workplace. The salaried employee and the local association are entitled to enter into consultations with the employer on the notice. If the probationary employment does not become a permanent employment, the employer shall justify their position, if the salaried employee so requests.

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