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URGENT! Can anyone help me with a resignation letter?

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tiredemma · 21/10/2008 14:28

I am about to resign from my job but do not want to work my notice period. How can I word my letter so that its with 'immediate effect?'

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tiredemma · 21/10/2008 14:46

doesnt matter.

have done one now.

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MamaG · 21/10/2008 14:47

oh I would have replied to this tiredemma had I seen it! Hope it went OK

PErhaps you put "you're a bunch of cocksuckers and I'm OFF"

theinsider · 21/10/2008 14:47

Will that be possible? Or are you offering to go unpaid?

Anyway glad it's sorted, sorry I didn't see first post.

ruddynoraaaaaaggggggghhhhh · 21/10/2008 14:49

are you not bothered for a reference? or the possibility of going back in the future? how is your pay worked out? will you owe them anything? they may register it as a debt against you.

tiredemma · 21/10/2008 14:50

thats what i feel like doing!!

How does this sound?

Dear....
I am writing to request that you accept my letter of resignaation as .....

although my contract of employment requires me to work for a further four weeks from the date that i give notice, I wish to request, and would be grateful if you could kindly relieve me of my duties with immediate effect.

I have then gone on to discuss my issues relating to why I need to leave pronto

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tiredemma · 21/10/2008 14:52

I dont need them for a reference.

I dont owe them any money ( I actually have soem holiday owing)

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Ripeberry · 21/10/2008 16:01

Use up your holiday leave as your notice period. I did that when i resigned earlier this year.
Unless you've been sacked, they should not refuse you a reference.
Good luck.

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