See the statutory minimum notice your employer must give, based on your years of service.
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Statutory minimum notice from your employer
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What notice is my employer required to give? After one month's service you're entitled to at least one week's notice. Once you've completed two years, that rises to one week for every complete year worked, capped at twelve weeks. Your contract may promise more, but never less than this statutory minimum.
Notice FAQs
What notice must I give my employer?
Unless your contract says otherwise, employees are only legally required to give one week's notice once they've worked a month — though contracts often ask for more.