As a copy editor, I must first clarify that the phrasing of this article`s title is unclear. It is unclear whether the question is asking about the cost of cancelling a contract with EE, a UK-based mobile network operator and internet service provider, or the cost of cancelling a contract with a general employee.
Assuming the former, the cost of cancelling a contract with EE varies depending on the specific contract and circumstances. However, there are some general guidelines that can provide insight into the potential costs and fees.
EE`s cancellation policy states that customers may cancel their contract at any time by giving notice, which is typically 30 days. If the customer is still within the minimum term of the contract, they may be subject to early termination fees. The amount of the fee typically depends on the remaining length of the contract and the monthly payment amount.
For example, if a customer is on a 24-month contract and has 12 months left, they may be charged 50% of the remaining monthly payments as an early termination fee. If the monthly payment is £50, the fee would be £300 (50% of £600).
In addition to early termination fees, customers may also be responsible for paying off any outstanding device payments or charges for exceeding data or usage limits. It is important to carefully review the terms of a contract before cancelling to ensure understanding of the potential costs and fees.
Overall, the cost of cancelling a contract with EE can vary greatly depending on individual circumstances. Customers should review their contract and contact EE directly for specific information and clarification on any potential fees.