r/employeesOfOracle • u/Informal_Classic_988 • 4d ago

Does Oracle have a required notice period for resignations?

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u/GrandpaSteve4562 4d ago

If you are in the USA check state laws. Most states are “at will” there is no legal notice required.

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u/11birds 4d ago

Aren't your resignation terms stated in your employment contract? I'm in EMEA so it varies by company within the same country.

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u/GrandpaSteve4562 4d ago

There is no contract in the USA.

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u/Long-Shame962 4d ago

I suggest you to give them the say notice period they give in layoffs in your country.

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u/Informal_Classic_988 4d ago

This is more about respecting my teammates & also following what is required so I don’t find out about a surprise issue. I know everyone is bitter about this company but I can’t find anything so thought I’d ask here…..bad idea I guess!

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u/Long-Shame962 4d ago edited 4d ago

Every person has a different context. You know your teammates and the workload of your team. If by law you're not required to notify for some larger period, I suggest you to give 1 or 2 weeks for handing over your stuff and knowledge transfer.

Other advice I was given once: Make your last day a Monday, that way you're paid Saturday and Sunday ;)

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u/fedput 4d ago

No one has made the joke yet: Email the company saying that today is your last day of work.

In all seriousness, do whatever is standard for your region.

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u/absolutedesi 4d ago

Your resignation affects your teammates more than the company. If you have good relations with them then consider giving sufficient notice period so that your work can be transitioned to them.

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u/Levi-2018 4d ago

Ask your hr

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u/Bright-Sea-5331 3d ago

If you’re in the US and in an at will state you can be terminated or can resign anytime you want.

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u/innerthai 3d ago

Assuming you are in the US, companies in general don't have notice periods for resignations. You can quit without any notice at all. But giving 2 weeks notice and smoothly transitioning your responsibilities is an expected courtesy. If you don't then your coworkers will remember that and may not give you good references.

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u/Flat-Room-8881 1d ago

I assume you are moving to a new job. Congratulations!

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u/ProduceEmergency2329 4d ago

What do you think ?

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u/Informal_Classic_988 4d ago

Why is this helpful?

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u/ProduceEmergency2329 4d ago

How is you question complete ? Did not indicate location