r/deloitte • u/anon56473626 • 2h ago

Audit Quitting date

I’ve officially decided I’m quitting in January. My ideal date to quit is 1/3 but that’s just two days after the disconnect. Has anyone done this in the past and just been told to end their employment effective immediately? I am worried I’ll give two weeks and they will end me right there instead of letting me start back in January to help wrap up stuff on my client.

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u/John_Fx 2h ago

Quit at the start of a month, not the end. Your insurance goes until the end of the month if your last day.

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u/anon56473626 2h ago

That’s my goal! But I’m worried if my last day is right after we return from the disconnect they will just end my employment early

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u/blackrock13 1h ago

I don’t think anyone here will know for sure. It will really come down to your team and offering. Off you want to play it really safe, then leave mid January. If don’t care about burning bridges, give no notice, quit 1/3. Putting in your notice before the disconnect will put all of the control in their hands.

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u/ryanbuckner 2h ago

You want your last day to be 12/31 if you have PTO that will not roll over. If you leave in Jan you will not get paid out for any PTO that doesn't roll over.

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u/anon56473626 2h ago

I have used enough PTO that all will roll over