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- Begin by entering the 'Name of Employer' and 'Name of Worker' in the designated fields. This personalizes the document and ensures clarity.
- Fill in the expected seasonal work period by entering the 'Starting Date' and 'Ending Date'. This information is crucial for both parties regarding employment expectations.
- Review the section explaining that being a seasonal worker may affect unemployment benefits. Ensure you understand this before proceeding.
- Complete the notice by having the person giving notice sign in the appropriate field, followed by the worker's signature upon receipt. Finally, enter the dates when notice was given and received.
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