<p>An employee's email asking for the requirements and procedure for clearance was considered a resignation notice. | Episode 25, Labor Law PH Podcast | Discussions by Atty. Jericho "Jake" Del Puerto | www.laborlaw.ph | laborlawdotph@gmail.com</p>

An employee's email asking for the requirements and procedure for clearance was considered a resignation notice. | Episode 25, Labor Law PH Podcast | Discussions by Atty. Jericho "Jake" Del Puerto | www.laborlaw.ph | laborlawdotph@gmail.com

Email Re Clearance, a Resignation

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