advance notice

collocation in English

meanings of advanceand notice

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advance
adjective[before noun]
uk /ədˈvɑːns/ us /ədˈvæns/
happening, done, or ready before ...
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notice
noun
uk /ˈnəʊ.tɪs/ us /ˈnoʊ.t̬ɪs/
(a board, piece of paper, etc. containing) information ...
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Examples of advance notice

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This paper studies the effects of employment protection legislation when job separation requires a mandatory advancenotice or a firm's costly closure.
As a result, the incentive to use advancenotice would be countercyclical since the probability that workers quit falls during recession.
The advancenotice might stop just short of the point where this information would undermine the deceptive methodology.
On the other hand, they can initiate a lengthy separation procedure through the issuance of an exogenously set advancenotice.
Finally, a more theoretically oriented literature has studied whether there is underprovision of advancenotice, since the institution appears extremely valuable to workers.
The table suggests that advancenotice has important effects on the composition of job turnover between unemployment flows and job-to-job movements.
In a world without the lengthy procedure imposed by advancenotice, job turnover is mainly accommodated by unemployment inflows.
In a world without advancenotice, firms' desired labor adjustments are more likely to take place instantaneously, and induce workers through an unemployment spell.
On the one hand, higher advancenotice causes firms to reduce the number of vacancies, thus inducing a reduction in turnover.
A key finding of such literature is that advancenotice has a significant effect in increasing the probability of avoiding unemployment.
More formally, the effect of advancenotice on turnover is driven by two opposing forces.
In deriving the equilibrium, we have assumed that, upon the expiration of the advancenotice, the firm can dismiss the worker at no cost.
There is also an empirical literature that emphasizes the relationship between advancenotice and on-the-job search, a key feature of our theoretical perspective.
However, an increase in advancenotice unambiguously reduces the number of people who enter and exit unemployment.
In equilibrium, an increase in time to fire (modeled as advancenotice) causes two effects on turnover in the labor market.
Therefore, in a strike situation, if physicians give patients advancenotice and inform them of available alternative medical services, they could argue they have not truly abandoned their patients.
Such practice is not observed in reality, probably because it is illegal or because there are further productivity losses incurred when a worker is put on advancenotice.
In terms of the optimal separation policy, such aggregate shocks would be associated with a fall in market tightness, and a subsequent reduction in the incentive to use advancenotice.
It is a good balance in that it proposes that there be due justification, due dialogue, proper consultation and advancenotice.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
That is exactly why we always give the farming community the maximum advancenotice of the ration position.
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