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mutual consent

mutual consent noun: agreement between the employer and employee to terminate the employment contract. Also the alternative form of mutually consent.

Noun

mutual consent (uncountable)

  1. Agreement between the employer and employee to terminate the employment contract.
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see mutual, consent.

Also used as

mutual consent is also the alternative form of mutually consent.

Forms of mutual consent

third-person singular presentmutual consents
present participlemutual consenting
past participlemutual consented
pastmutual consented

Questions about mutual consent

What does mutual consent mean?
Mutual consent means agreement between the employer and employee to terminate the employment contract.
What part of speech is mutual consent?
Mutual consent is a noun.

Words near mutual consent in the dictionary

  1. mutual admiration societies
  2. mutual admiration society
  3. mutual assured destruction
  4. mutual combat
  5. mutual combats
  6. mutual consent
  7. mutual consented
  8. mutual consenting
  9. mutual consents
  10. mutual friend
  11. mutual friends

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