Once notice of termination has been given, it cannot be withdrawn unilaterally, whether by the employer or the employee. The notice period can only be shortened or extended by mutual consent.
Suspension of an Employee for Alleged Misconduct

In some cases, it may be appropriate for you to suspend an employee from work pending the completion of an investigation. However, given the serious implications of suspension for an employee, including for his or her morale and professional reputation, you must ensure that the circumstances of the case justify it, and that it is necessary to ensure a fair investigation. Suspension will not be necessary in every case.
Read my Top Tips to suspending an employee and download my template letter to confirm a period of suspension.
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Workplace Investigations For SMEs

When employers suspect misconduct, fraudulent sickness absence or other serious workplace concerns, it can be tempting to act quickly. However, workplace investigations and employee surveillance must be handled carefully to avoid creating legal, GDPR and employee relations risks. This guide explains what SMEs should consider before carrying out investigations and why fair process and proper documentation matter.
Read my brief overview of where a private detective may be able to help your business.

