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Notice Period

The mutual notice period is one month for team members who have passed the 3-month probationary period. There is no notice period for team members who are still on probation.

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Last Salary Calculations

To avoid any confusion, this is the calculation we use:

LastSalary=(M/W)x(D)Last Salary = (M/W) x (D)LastSalary=(M/W)x(D)

Where:

  • M = Monthly salary

  • W = number of Working days of the month, Mondays to Fridays

  • D = number of Days worked

As an example, let's say:

  • Your Monthly salary = $1000

  • Your last day is effective on March = 21 days (Mondays to Fridays)

  • Your last working day is March 17, 2019. It happens to be a Sunday, so the last working day is considered as March 15, Friday. That would make it 11 days in March.

So:

Last Salary = ($1000/21 days) = $47.62

Last Salary = $47.62 x 11 days

Last Salary = $523.82

If, on the other hand, you have any outstanding reimbursements or owe Blue any sums of money, these will also be considered in the calculation of your last pay — i.e. added or deducted.

Your Last Salary will be paid to you on the scheduled payday, assuming you have correctly completed your turnover/handover to your Team Lead or Department Head and they confirm that everything has been received in good order.