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Is a mandatory 60-day notice for resignation legal in the Philippines?

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hakilu


Arresto Menor

In the contract that I signed (without thinking of clarifying things first) the company is requiring a 60-day notice. Their reason is so they can find a suitable replacement. I was just wondering, of all the companies I've worked for, it's actually unheard of. I don't think they need that much time just to replace a single employee. Is it legal? If it isn't, what is the law that applies to it? Thanks!

attyLLL


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imo, it is not legal because the law sets a maximum of 30 days

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