A resignation letter went viral on social media- for being too ‘savage’- as per the internet. The resignation was written on ...

An employee at a Singaporean company wrote a resignation letter on toilet paper, which went viral on social media and sparked a discussion on toxic workplace culture. The letter had been written ...

Dubai: A Singapore based woman went viral on social media after she shared an image of an employee’s resignation letter – on ...

A resignation letter written on a strip of toilet paper by a female employee in Singapore has gone viral, drawing widespread attention to toxic workplace culture and the importance of employee ...

While many keep their resignation letters concise, it's uncommon to encounter one that's remarkably brief. Recently, an employee opted for a more direct and unconventional approach. His ...

A company director in Singapore has gone viral after sharing an image of a resignation letter written on toilet paper, ...

The resignation scribbled directly on ... LinkedIn after sharing an unusually blunt resignation letter - written on toilet paper. The employee's note, which has since ignited widespread discussion ...

or even memes– one employee in Singapore took things to a whole new level. Instead of typing out a formal resignation letter, they chose to handwrite their goodbye on… a piece of toilet paper.

(MENAFN- Live Mint) A resignation letter written on a strip of toilet paper by a female employee in Singapore has gone viral, drawing widespread attention to toxic workplace culture and the ...

The employee, who felt mistreated and undervalued, reportedly handed in their resignation using toilet paper to convey a ...

In a world where resignation letters often include lengthy explanations, expressions of gratitude, and two weeks' notice, one employee took a dramatically different approach—just seven words on ...

received an email late on April 4 that they were eligible for a second round of the deferred resignation program. Under the initiative, DOL employees can keep their pay and benefits through Sept.