How to give 2 week notice

Nurses General Nursing

Published

Nurses Month 2024 | Discounts & Freebies AORN Celebrates Nurses Month

I work night shift, my manager works days, my shift is usually well over by the time she gets to work. I need to give my 2 weeks notice. Can I call or email? It takes me about 30-45 minutes to drive in. Most of our communications happen over email or phone..

Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development.
You could send a cake. :wacky:

Might get you some interesting internet popularity...

Washington Nurse Resigns by Sending 'I Quit' Cake to Her Employer - ABC News

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in oncology, MS/tele/stepdown.

mmc51264 makes a good point. I was required to give 4 weeks notice.

Up Vote Up Vote ×

My current employer requires a month of notice. As soon as I find an acceptable replacement job, they'll get a letter and email. I SERIOUSLY doubt I'll be giving a full notice. This employer has been known to escort staff out right after they turn in their notice. I'll pay them the same respect they pay me.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in orthopedic/trauma, Informatics, diabetes.

I also did an exit interview and was honest. I did not leave my first job for any other reasons that I was driving an hour each way, 5 days a week for my dream job that is still a little far (40-45 min) but only 3 days a week.

Does anyone know if they do, in fat, escort someone out w/o letting them work out their notice, do they get the PTO cash out and eligible for rehire? It wouldn't be the employee's fault

Up Vote Up Vote ×
+ Add a Comment