Economic dismissal: notice of dismissal and termination of employment contract

Verified 15 November 2024 - Directorate for Legal and Administrative Information (Prime Minister)

Where the employer decides to dismiss an employee for economic reasons, he shall notify his dismissal by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The 1re submission of this letter by the postal services sets the starting point for the notice. Does the employee have to give notice? We're doing an update on the regulations.

Yes, the employee must normally give notice. The contract is not interrupted from notification the economic redundancy.

However, the employee does not give notice in the following cases:

  • Waiver of notice by the employer. In this case, the employee does not work. He is paid by the employer as if he had worked until the end of the notice period.

Economic redundancy is notified by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.

The date of 1re presentation of this letter recommended by the postal services sets the starting point of the notice of dismissal.

At the end of his employment contract, the employee receives his last salary.

He shall also receive the following allowances or sums when he fulfills the conditions:

The employer shall provide the employee with the following documents:

Please note

When anwage savings is set up in the company, the employer provides the employee, at the end of the employment contract, with a summary statement of the sums saved.

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