Employment ?
By kangel48446
@kangel48446 (507)
United States
April 24, 2008 8:01pm CST
When you're quiting your job, do you give your employer the 2 weeks notice that is usually required? I will admit that I'm guilty in the past of not giving my notice BUT honestly, I didn't realize what kind of mess it leaves behind until I am in a job that is constantly losing staff.
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4 responses
@lemuel17us (13)
• Philippines
25 Apr 08
for sure the employer was worried of someone immediately lost, thats why its called a job cause you are designated to a field which requires your presence...
i wonder how did they reacted about that...
i just ended my contract in a certain company and i hated the job (lots of evaluations and degrading laderized system)..
how bout you whats your next plan of employment after quitting a job?
@kangel48446 (507)
• United States
25 Apr 08
As of right now, I'm a direct care worker in a group home. I recently found out that 8 weeks pregnant so I've decided to keep this job until after the baby is born. When I do find another job, I plan to put my two weeks in because it's not fair to anyone left behind. It surely is quite a mess!
@sedel1027 (17846)
• Cupertino, California
25 Apr 08
I always give notice. Now a few places I have worked paid me for the 2 weeks, but I didn't work the two weeks because of the clients that we had (sales mentality).
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@scarlet_woman (23463)
• United States
25 Apr 08
if they've treated me fairly,i do.
but i've had a couple of jobs where it wasn't even worth going on one more hour.
i had one that bounced my check week after week and still threw overtime on me.no way they were getting notice.i wasn't even sure i'd get paid.
