Resignation and dismissal notification procedure Sample Clauses

Resignation and dismissal notification procedure. Resignation and dismissal notifications must be delivered, respectively, to the employer or a representative thereof, or to the employee in person. If this is not possible, then said notification may be delivered by letter or electronically. The recipient will be deemed to have learned of such notification no later than on the seventh day following the date of dispatch thereof. If, however, the employee is on annual holiday according to law or agreement, or on a period of leave of no less than two weeks granted in order to achieve an average number of working hours, then termination of the employment contract based on a notification sent by letter or electronically will be deemed to have been served no sooner than on the day following the end of said period of holiday or leave.
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