Employment Contract With End Date
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How to fill out Data Entry Employment Contract - Self-Employed Independent Contractor?
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?Hi Boss, I know my contract is up in x amount of time and I want to let you know that I have decided to move on.? Write the boss a thank-you note and say that you will not renew your contract. If the boss wants more information you should provide it. Be clear definite and don't make it personal.
An employment relationship is based on an agreement between the employer and the employee. When the agreement ends, we say that the contract of employment terminates. Contracts of employment can terminate in terms of the common law or through 'dismissal' in terms of the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 (LRA).
Working longer than the contract's end date If an employee continues working past the end of a contract without it being formally renewed, there's an 'implied agreement' by the employer that the end date has changed. The employer still needs to give proper notice if they want to dismiss the worker.
If you don't want to stay, just repeat that you will complete your contract. You do NOT have to give a notice, although it would be professional to do so, two weeks before the end of the contract. Look at your contract, and see what you are required to do for renewal or termination. (It's not mandatory that you renew.)
An open-ended contract is defined in law as, ?a contract of employment that is not fixed-term?. Such contracts may also have been known as permanent, indefinite or continuing contracts where there is no fixed end date.