I m an hourly worker in a restaurant, and it s going to take a few days to leave my job, and I ve go

Updated on Restaurant 2024-04-11
1 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Consult the relevant management personnel of the restaurant (generally personnel from the personnel department) as soon as possible, and consult the relevant rules and regulations of the restaurant regarding resignation.

    You can also check the labor contract signed with the individual at that time, which should have relevant clauses, if you need to submit a written application for resignation one month in advance, etc.

    You can also consult your superiors or old employees for their help, and they should be more familiar with the restaurant's policies in this regard.

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