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I'm working in a developer company. Instead of 6months, I've been confirmed early (3 months). My contract of service stated that upon confirmation, I need to give 2 months notice for resignation. However, I have read a law book which stated that for employment below 2 years, notice of resignation is only 1 month. It;s under EA 1955 Sec 12 (2) (a).

So, if i wish to tender m,y resignation, can I only give one month notice instead 2 months? Can my company hold back my salary & ask me paid for the other one month notice???

Pls kindly advise me.

23 Jul, 2008 10:04:31


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