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    Default Re: Two Weeks Notice

    The law says that your employer can give you a bad reference in the future, and make other honest statements about how you quit on short notice or left them short-handed.

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    Default Re: Two Weeks Notice

    Unless you have a contract that says otherwise you can walk out right now. But as Mr. Knowitall says they can then give you a bad reference.

    Most employers understand that it causes a problem when people leave without notice and don't normally force new employees to do it. Sort of a "Do unto others..." thing.

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