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Hello, I am considering handing in my resignation and wanted to know who I ought to give the letter to: is it the DOM or the Line Manager? Should I send a copy to HR although my contract expired AGES ago and hasn't been renewed? I love the work but the job is just not the right fit for me :sad:

Thanks in advance for the advice.
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Your Immediate manager be that line or office.

No to HR, your manager will inform them.
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Your Immediate manager be that line or office.

No to HR, your manager will inform them.

Thank you, TrueBlueTerrier
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