Hey guys, I need a mail template for the following scenario:
"The company is letting me go due to a performance issue. However, the company does not want to explicitly state that they are letting me go; instead, they are asking me to submit my resignation with a 2-month notice period (with the possibility of leaving in a month if the transition is quick). Nevertheless, they will still pay me for the next month."
My question is, how do I craft an email indirectly implying that the company requested my departure and has assured me of two months' salary? I am concerned that if I submit my resignation, the company may later claim that I am free to leave immediately and that the notice period salary will not be provided.
From India, Bangalore
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"The company is letting me go due to a performance issue. However, the company does not want to explicitly state that they are letting me go; instead, they are asking me to submit my resignation with a 2-month notice period (with the possibility of leaving in a month if the transition is quick). Nevertheless, they will still pay me for the next month."
My question is, how do I craft an email indirectly implying that the company requested my departure and has assured me of two months' salary? I am concerned that if I submit my resignation, the company may later claim that I am free to leave immediately and that the notice period salary will not be provided.
From India, Bangalore
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