Difference between Give Notice and Dispropriate

GIVE NOTICE vs DISPROPRIATE: VERB

Inform (somebody) of something
Terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position
To announce one's intent to leave a job; to inform an employer that one is leaving.
Used other than as an idiom: see give,‎ notice.
Give information or notice to
Terminate the employment of

Referendary, Dispropriate, Send word, Send away, Give the axe, Force out, Apprize, Sack, Fire, Can, Dismiss, Terminate, Apprise, Advise, Notify

Disappropriation, Give over, Come between, Keep back, Drag up, Concentrate on, Clear away, Mark out, Beg off, Send away, Obrogate, Give notice, Move back, Keep apart, Disappropriate

Move back, Give out, Service of process, Referendary, Dispropriate, Send word, Send away, Sack, Fire, Can, Dismiss, Terminate, Apprise, Advise, Notify

Disappropriation, Give over, Come between, Keep back, Drag up, Concentrate on, Clear away, Mark out, Beg off, Send away, Obrogate, Give notice, Move back, Keep apart, Disappropriate

Many just quit without notice or if they give notice they walk out early.
Who May Give Notice from Places Outside Hong Kong tend to get married in Hong Kong, you may give the notice outside Hong Kong.
If an employer gives notice before the above periods have elapsed, workers may give notice to strike.
At the direction of the trustee, give notice of this hearing by printing a Court Notice and serve the notice with the motion attached.
To give notice or not to give notice?
Failure to give notice of rights, planned meetings through prior written notice.
United States shall give notice in his pleading or other reasonable notice.
Your notice provision will explain how each side can give notice.
If you do not give notice, the bank may charge you interest for up to three months, depending on when you give the notice.
If the seller does not give notice, the buyer is, nevertheless, responsible to give notice.