Resignation

[sthorme]

Hi,

I handed my notice in last week due to been offered a role that has more hours and pay as im only on a part time contract. I now realise the job may involve a move of address which im not too keen on at the moment as i have spent too long doing the forces shuffle . Hows the best way to approach receinding my notice? im aware there under no obligation to do this so looking at the most professional way to going about this u- turn?

Cheers

[number one]

Hi,

I handed my notice in last week due to been offered a role that has more hours and pay as im only on a part time contract. I now realise the job may involve a move of address which im not too keen on at the moment as i have spent too long doing the forces shuffle . Hows the best way to approach receinding my notice? im aware there under no obligation to do this so looking at the most professional way to going about this u- turn?

Cheers

If you are still in your “notice period” you can withdraw it at anytime

[NWpostie]

You can withdrawn it.

It would have been better to do your homework before making the jump beforehand.

Prior planning and preparation prevents poor performance.