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Hi,

I have submitted my resignation to my boss, and after that, he tried to convince me not to do so. At that time, I said to him, "I'll think and get back to you." After 15 days, I called him to say that I will not be continuing, but I'll serve my notice period. Then he again asked me to send my resignation mail.

Is it right to ask for resignation even once submitted just because I took time to think? Now he forwarded my second resignation mail to HR for processing. So now I have to give my notice period from my second resignation, or should I consider my first date of resignation?

From India, Aurangabad
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Since the first resignation letter was neither withdrawn by you, the employee, nor accepted or not accepted by your employer in writing, the employer is bound to make a decision on the first letter tendering resignation. The second letter of resignation filed for whatever reason is to be deemed redundant.

Kritarth Team of HR Professionals

16 Nov 2019

From India, Delhi
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nathrao
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Technically the first resignation date is what matters. But if there is issue and date of second resignation does not affect your larger plans,then no point fighting for dates.
From India, Pune
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