Company paying you to work your notice period means the normal usual hours of work worked or an amount outside of the normal working hours? I ask this question because of trying to understand a situation where a company would not pay you for your notice period, practically speaking, for hours worked.
If a company doesn’t pay you for the hours worked during your notice period, it violates the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA). The only situation where payment may not apply is if you do not report to work during the notice period.
I mean the expectation to work without pay in such situations.
Company paying you to work your notice period means the normal usual hours of work worked or an amount outside of the normal working hours? I ask this question because of trying to understand a situation where a company would not pay you for your notice period, practically speaking, for hours worked.
If a company doesn’t pay you for the hours worked during your notice period, it violates the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA). The only situation where payment may not apply is if you do not report to work during the notice period.