Have you EVER???

ScorpioHR

Not sure if this is the right place for this post, but, I am sure I will be told if it is wrong :-)

Has anyone ever heard of a Supervisor receiving a verbal resignation from an ee and then letting that ee go on vacation prior to writing a written resignation?? I am dumbfounded quite frankly and just a little bit pissed off. Any thoughts? The ee in question came back, met with the COO and was told the same thing HR and her supervisor had told her. NOW she wants to apply for another position in the company (working directly with said supervisor) She will not get that position (duh) but, still no written resignation.
scorpio

POPEYE

Sounds like a great training opportunity for a supervisor.

HRinFL

Is this the same ee from your earlier resignation or not post?

National Guard

and then when she does end up getting the other position the office should hold a party to congratulate her on her promotion. (see post titled "fair on not fair".

System

I'm with Popeye on this one. The supervisor needs a lesson on how to handle this type of verbal notice. I would have immediately typed up an acceptance letter pursuant to the verbal notification.

Don D

There's nothing to be gained by being 'pissed off' and as my father once told me, "It's better to be pissed off than pissed on." Now, if it is not too late and nothing has been promised her, I would hand deliver a letter to her stating, "On (date) you advised (supervisor) of your decision to resign your position effective (date). Although Tush and Bush Medical Clinic prefers to have written resignations for our records, your verbal resignation is accepted. We wish you well in your future endeavors."





**When we do for others what they should do for themselves, we disempower them.**

POPEYE

Don - What is the specialty of the T&B Clinic??

System

I think it's an exercise room with a salon.

ray a

I was thinking it might be a new political talk show along the lines of Hannity and Colms.

Whatever

I thought it was a new reality series on Fox in which the surgeon who performs the worst makeover gets voted off.