Fixed-term employment relationships, by definition, expire on a date that is already known at the start of employment. Therefore no separate notice of termination is given, and you do not have to submit such a notice to KOKO.
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My fixed-term employment relationship expired. Do I need to submit a notice of termination to you?
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