Today, my boss refused my resignation and acted like nothing had happened. FML
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Garnetshaddow
| 30
I know it's probably a mistake... but I laughed when I saw this was under "intimacy" instead of "work."
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jerseygirl94
| 11
You should talk to HR about it and make sure you make a paper trail.
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Garnetshaddow
| 30
I know it's probably a mistake... but I laughed when I saw this was under "intimacy" instead of "work."
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jerseygirl94
| 11
You should talk to HR about it and make sure you make a paper trail.
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chosha_fml
| 25
Wow. Hoping you work somewhere with a Human Resources area to speak, too, especially if you have leave they need to pay out. If not, you'll just have to make him listen.
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smallfeetbigtoes
| 7
Probably under the "intimacy" category because this person was intimate with the boss. And boss doesn't want to lose the office sex, so keeping you around. Maybe you'll get a raise!
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tessas
| 7
Uh, no. More likely under intimacy due to OP accidentally making the wrong selection.
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False_Stupidity
| 41
Shh 9, don't let petty things like truth get in the way of a juicy office rumour.
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vix9002
| 15
@9 Are you stupid or can you just not take a joke?
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chidexy
| 21
#47 was that necessary
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zman938
| 8
He isn't, but you seem to be.
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moodyreallyrocks
| 27
You must be a really excellent employee OP! So the boss, doesn't want to lose you, for fear of repurcussions on the company..
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engineerosaurus
| 26
There are ways to establish this that are respectful of the resigning employee, like counter-offers. You don't get to just refuse a valid resignation.
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FarFromHome_fml
| 17
Email your direct boss and their boss and/or HR.
Save the sent copy.
Then just don't go back.
Save the sent copy.
Then just don't go back.
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msmedieval
| 11
This. Always document through email, & always CC the big boss.
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toolazytotype99
| 18
I guess your just too valuable to let go :)
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Wizardo
| 33
Boss: "I resign your resignation"
OP: "I don't think that's how it wor..."
Boss: "Shhh... Only employment now."
OP: "I don't think that's how it wor..."
Boss: "Shhh... Only employment now."
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Colon_Man
| 17
Ask for double your current salary.
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doemetoch
| 28
Your boss can't do that. You might have to stay for a few months before you can legally leave, but after that, they can't stop you. Make sure to give your boss an official letter stating your decision to quit, and keep a copy of it!
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MandieL
| 27
I'd email it too. So there is proof that you sent it to your boss. And if there are higher ups, or a HR department, cc them on it.