HR Glossary

Notice Period

The period an employee or employer must give before ending an employment contract.

Definition

A notice period is the length of time — commonly 30, 60, or 90 days — that either the employee or employer must provide as advance warning before employment officially ends, as defined in the employment contract.

Why It Matters

Notice period tracking directly affects full-and-final settlement timing and exit workflows.

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