Resignation | Employee quits job using profane language in 'sorry for your loss card'

An employee with an axe to grind quit her job by sending a ‘sorry for your loss card’ telling her former employer that they were ‘****holes’.

The Metro reported that Cleaner, Lisa Bell - who previously worked at the Lyndene Hotel in Blackpool before resigning - selected the cheapest card and wrote a message explaining that she wouldn’t be returning to work.

The card’s content read: “Dear [employers’ names], As you may have noticed I’m not in work today. This is because you are ****holes to work for, so I have got a new job. I was planning on giving you a week’s notice but whilst I was on my unpaid break, [name redacted] radioed [name redacted] to come tell me not to sit down on my break. Why not grow some balls and tell me yourself?

“Because that would mean you getting off you’re a*** and leaving the office! I hate the fact that even whilst on my unpaid break [name redacted] is sat in his office spying on me.