Damages for a salaried Sample Clauses

Damages for a salaried employee failing to observe the notice period If a salaried employee leaves his employment before the end of the notice period, the employer has a right to damages for the economic damage and inconvenience caused thereby. The damages are at least equal to the amount that corresponds to the salaried employee’s salary during the part of the notice period that the salaried employee has failed to observe.
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