It depends. If they pay you for the two weeks then it is still voluntary.

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May 15, 2019
12:17:42pm

Napoli All-American

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Napoli

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My company seems to have a lot of people "resign" the same day as their last day

Indy Coug Loquacious Lummox

5/15/19 12:01pm

Typically if you resign instead of being let go, you don't get unemployment insurance.

Cougar-Duck

5/15/19 12:04pm

what if you give your two weeks notice, and then they walk you out that same day

Cougarclaw

5/15/19 12:06pm

Good question. Don't know.

Cougar-Duck

5/15/19 12:07pm

It depends. If they pay you for the two weeks then it is still voluntary.

Napoli

5/15/19 12:17pm

^^^This...a lot of companies don't want to pay unemployment compenstation

nukeduker

5/15/19 12:17pm

What does it mean to "resign"? I retire, quit, get laid off, or get fired.

CopperLix

5/15/19 12:06pm

The impression given is that these people are voluntarily leaving immediately

Indy Coug

5/15/19 12:08pm

Perhaps they are given a resignation package to avoid firing them and

BYUtka

5/15/19 12:31pm

The same-day resignations that I’m aware of at my work had already put in notice

silk

5/15/19 12:06pm

I think this is the most common scenario, don’t want to drag it out publicly

Duke Silver

5/15/19 12:11pm

Recent client went through management changes

Heinz57

5/15/19 12:06pm

Often when an employee resigns they already have a job with a competitor

USMCdad

5/15/19 12:34pm

Do you work at vivint because we have an awful lot of people resign

Nuke

5/15/19 1:36pm

Worked at a place like that. Really glad that is past tense.

TheismanHill1911

5/15/19 3:06pm

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