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  • Termination certificate

    I’ve resigned from my job and am leaving next week. My employer Is trying to get me to “agree to” a Termination certificate. This is via an electronic tick box on their HR platform.
    the very basically says I need to return co property and have confidentiality obligations going forward as per our contracts. But it’s doesn’t exactly use the same language as the employment contract.
    for all I know it could be widening it, so
    a) is this normal?
    b) do I have to do it?
    c) should I do it?
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    Should have said in principal it’s all fine - obs I will return any via property and fulfil ongoing obligations as per the contract - it’s just this seems odd to me to adding an addendum to the contract apparently restating the contract - I’m a suspicious person by nature...!

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      What is the difference in the wording from you contract to what you are being asked to sign on the Termination Certificate?
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