Can I put in my 2 weeks notice via email?
413617
It will look better if you give a written notice than an e-mail which is less formal.  And make sure you sign it in pen.  Writing an e-mail makes you look like you're afraid to let them know.  Give notice since this job is going to be on your resume and future employers might look at them about how you were at your job.  Go out on a high note rather than on a sour one.
1068485
have them send it to another email address
173687
Depends what country you work in, wether you were a temp worker, contractor, established member of staff? Were you told you have a notice period? If you wanted to leave would you have to give x weeks notice or could you just not turn up?
1177574
Put you are still currently employed. You should give two weeks notice so they don't give you a bad reference
182814
the next day. email or call.
1139653
you have to fill it out they send a card type email. go to options then under management bottom page click announce email address
202827
They will not give you a two week notice when they fire you.\nThink about it
871816
Send me an email and I can direct you to the company that I work for online.
1038187
Hello!Mr.Smile!\nU need to leave as soon as possible if u do not have any special commmitments and secondly u have given ur resignation 3 weeks  ago.I think long time!\nAll the best!
1169980
Yeah, that sux when that happens. Try to schedule your vacation when no other holidays are occurring.\nOr, go in on a Friday and tell them you are taking your 2 week vacation starting next Monday and, you are giving your 2 week notice of quiting too.\nI've done that and it is the BEST way of leaving.
542009
Write an email to your self and attach any file you want anything below 10megs i think?, then the email will be stored on your account
68907
If your company opts to make your W-2 available to you online, I'm sure they will inform you.  Otherwise you should expect to receive it in person (if you still work there) or by mail.
534377
The first answerer should be correct.  I don't know Louisiana law, but I've never heard of a state putting something like that into law.  Instead, it is a common courtesy that employers and employees typically offer two weeks notice before terminating.  If you want to maintain a good relationship with your employer, or want a good reference from them later, it's advisable to give two-weeks notice, but I'd be shocked to hear that it is required.
393446
Sent some info via email. Hope it works out for you.
336526
I have some good information concerning your question but Yahoo answers will not allow it to be given. If you will contact me right away I will send you the information personally. I will not have email available for about two weeks starting on Monday.\n\nDo you have a good email address? I cannot send anything to you....pinelake302@yahoo.com
187671
Send and ask for a confirmation email.
144738
Absolutely not.  It's sad, but you have to play hardball in the job market.  If they want gaurantees, they should offer you a contract.  Employers never ask for a contract with you because they want the option to dump you the second it's inconvenient to have you around. The flip side of this is that you are fully within your rights to leave whenever you want.  You don't have to give two weeks notice either. That's the way the job market works.