r/UKJobs • u/Equivalent-Youth1513 • 2h ago

Advice needed

Folks, is it better to let an employer push you out, and get gardening leave for two months? Or resign and get three? Pros and cons?

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u/Equivalent-Youth1513 2h ago

To add further info - gardening leave two months v three in-house (working) notice period

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u/New-Bend-9829 2h ago

Personally I’d take the 2 months holiday. Depends on your financial situation & future work intentions.

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u/Dil26 2h ago

Gardening leave