one answer - anon1

Posted: Apr 19th, 2016 - 10:52 am In Reply to: Last Check - Gracie

Don't give notice. Time your exit so that you receive and cash your last check before you resign. This is assuming you never plan to work for the current company ever again.

Most companies will send the final check in the same manner as you always received your payment. Check your contract and see if there is any mention about resignation and final payment.

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