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No, you have to submit an official letter of resignation. Just threatening resignation does not mean you are actually resigning.
by newen 6y ago
No, you have to submit an official letter of resignation. Just threatening resignation does not mean you are actually resigning.
- xibalba 6y agoIf I write my employer an email that says "do x, y, and z or I resign", that is pretty obviously a resignation if x,y, and/or z are refused. In fact, there is no law that states resignation must be submitted in writing (though a contract can stipulate that requirement). I can walk into my boss' office and resign verbally with immediate effect. California is an "at will" state. That said, I would be happy to read the source you're citing with respect to the employment law relating to resignation if it contradicts my claims.
- whimsicalism 6y ago> California is an "at will" state. Totally irrelevant to whether this was a resignation. Your boss can't "resign" you for any reason whatsoever, that is not what "at will" means.