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.
The answer to your question exists in your original lease. Typically the landlord is required to give you 30 days notice, much in the same way you are required to do the same for the landlord. Most leases include a clause that states this and also mentions that if a lease is not renewed the tenancy reverts to a month to month basis which means that anything can be changed from the original lease with 30 days notice.