I work as a waiter in a restaurant. During the interview, he said that he would not leave until he h

Updated on Restaurant 2024-07-14
3 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    You can leave your job at any time, but you need to make it clear to your boss and find a reasonable reason. The salary should be paid, but you don't have anything, so it depends on what kind of boss you meet.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Give the boss a suitable reason, believing that he will pay you and let you have, such as some things at home that need to be dealt with at home, asking you what is inconvenient to say (looking embarrassed), for example, personal reasons, need to study for exams or something, etc. It mainly depends on whether your boss is empathetic and hopefully useful to you.

  3. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    You can say hello in advance, so that people have a preparation, it is a bit rude to say that you can leave, and you can leave with your salary after the newcomer comes.

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