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In North Dakota, employment is generally at will, allowing employers to set their own policies. If your companys handbook specifies a notice period of two weeks to a month, nineteen days generally falls within that range. Employers can change policies at any time, but changes likely wouldnt apply retroactively if youve already given notice. Consult a local employment attorney for specific advice.

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In the US, employment laws can vary by state. If your company's handbook specifies a notice period of two weeks to a month, nineteen days generally falls within that range. However, for more accurate information, could you please provide me with your state of residence?
North Dakota
In North Dakota, employment is generally "at will", meaning employers can set their own policies. If your handbook states a notice period of * weeks to a month, then 19 days falls within that range. You should consult with a local employment attorney for specific advice.
Can they change their policy before I am done working there and that affect that in any way
An employer in North Dakota can generally change its policies at any time. But if you've already given notice, changes likely wouldn't apply retroactively. Consulting a local employment attorney would give you the most accurate advice for your situation.