Mistakenly, I assumed that the SHRM-SCP would be the same. I didnât study as I had just taught the prep class for the PHR and SPHR. I figured if I didnât know the material, I shouldnât pass anyway! So, I registered to take the exam for free as an instructor for a SHRM Educational Partner (a local college).
Prudent landlords usually keep old leases for six or seven years. Legal obligations associated with the landlord-tenant relationship don't automatically end when the lease agreement ends.
Tenants on fixed term leases, such as a 6-month or one year lease, are committed to living in the unit for the full lease period. Look to your rental agreement to see what the notice terms are. If there are no specific notice terms dictated there, RCW 59.18.220 states that the tenancy ends when the lease ends. It is still a best practice to always give your landlord some notice before you move out to let them know what your plans are.