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Letter of Resignation

Danielle&Scott Posted:

Letter of Resignation

Well I wrote it up last night and I am going to send it this morning. I found out that my boss isnt going to be in the office today. Do you think I should bring it down to our hr representative, Just send it to my boss, or send it to my boss, the head of my department and the HR representative?

Thanks,
Scott
don424 Posted:

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all three

and as a suggestion, i would call your boss on his/her cell to let them know personally

This way your respectful and they don't find out second-hand
MuchInLuvMichi Posted:

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i agree with don, i would notify as many pple as u can in a polite way, ya never know when u might need a favor lol..

btw scott i dont know if u saw my post but congrats on the new job its gonna b awesome!! i kno u were so unhappy at the place ur at now:) please keep us posted
suven Posted:

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just the Boss and HR...

If you tell the head of the dept, without your boss knowing first, you might make your boss look bad
Maribelle7777 Posted:

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I agree w/ Don and Suven. Send it to HR and your boss. And try to contact your boss (before sending it to HR, if you can't talk to him/her right away then give to HR, that way you made a good effort to contact boss first).

Did you get a new job or you're just ready to go crazy with this one you are resigning?

Danielle&Scott Posted:

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I cannot call my boss on his cell....I dont have the number, and it is a long distance number. My boss works out of our virginia offiice. My group is basically run on its own...We really do not have any contact with him. Its a long story, but he isnt a really good manager anyway.

So I should send the letter to HR and my boss and then take a trip down to HR to see my representative too?
Scott
Maribelle7777 Posted:

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I would def. send the letter to your boss (email it) and bring it down yourself to HR.

Danielle&Scott Posted:

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That sounds good.....

Also....About the job. I went to the interview yesterday and the woman running the interview said if you get to the second step of taking a medical and you pass the medical then you have the job.

I passed the medical but I havent signed anything with the post office, or gotten any type of confirmation from them. Should I send the letter now or wait until I get some sort of confirmation from them. My friend that is a carrier already and his post master general say that if you passed the medical then you have the job. I dont know what I should do.

The thing is that I start the new job on monday october 18th....and I want to leave 1 weeks notice here...so I can have next friday off.

Scott
DebMaher Posted:

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DebMaher Posted:

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Congratulations!
don424 Posted:

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Posted by Danielle&Scott

I cannot call my boss on his cell....I dont have the number, and it is a long distance number. My boss works out of our virginia offiice. My group is basically run on its own...We really do not have any contact with him. Its a long story, but he isnt a really good manager anyway.

So I should send the letter to HR and my boss and then take a trip down to HR to see my representative too?
Scott



definitely do NOT resign until you get something in writing from the post office
Danielle&Scott Posted:

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damn im going to throw up from looking at those mail trucks flying by lol

Danielle&Scott Posted:

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I just called the post office and left a message on the hr representatives answer machine. Hopefully she will get back to me today or tomorrow at the latest to confirm my employment with them. I don't want to send my letter of resignation until I get confirmation....Even though 3 different post master generals said that I probably had the job.
Scott

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