is it normal for your employer to ask for a letter of resignation when you ask to reduce your hours?

is it normal for your employer to ask for a letter of resignation when you ask to reduce your hours?

Why women love us:

  • Daily articles on career topics
  • Jobs at companies dedicated to hiring more women
  • Advice and support from an authentic community
  • Events that help you level up in your career
  • Free membership, always

Share your insight

Join an authentic community that helps women support each other at work. Share your professional experience or ask for advice — you can even post anonymously.

2 Comments

Join the conversation
  1. Anonymous

    Sure, these days employers want what they want. They want you full time and therefore want you gone. They don't want to pay unemployment.

  2. Jen

    This just happened to a friend of mine. She asked to go to part time, and they told her she could just leave, if that was what she wanted. Now she's working on starting her own business while looking for temp jobs.

Browse recent posts

Fairygodboss VIP
Achieve your career goals.
Be part of the largest online career community for women to find jobs, advice, and support — for free.
Fairygodboss members