I am pretty sure I'll be needing to compose one before too much longer the way things are going with my current company. I am sure many of us encounter the need to compose one during our driving careers. Just looking for ideas or samples that won't ruffle too many feathers on the way out.
Resignation Thread
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by xlsdraw, Aug 15, 2012.
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Just make sure you have either transportation where you're quitting or being released from, or you have enough money to get you to a rental, bus stop, and the money for any and all things that you're taking with you because bus ticket price is cheap, but the baggage charges can make renting a car cheaper...from personal experience. Oh, and if you do rent, go with Enterprise. Keep a $500.00 overhead on your charge card, because you'll need that to rent it, and if you have the drive to do it, it's $150.00 for a 24 hour period. Went 1200 miles in about 19 hours to keep the cost at that amount.
What you need, is an exit strategy. Now if you are required, like one place I worked to submit written notice, just a-matter-of-fact statement will do.
If you signed any employment agreement for any kind of money hold back from your check, this is basically to get your money back and put them on the hook after you've done everything possible within the agreement.
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