Re: Inquiring minds want to know
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Dec 30, 2021
haha
Not sure about all of the details. You can resign, or you can request LWOP. There are supposed to be some benefits to going LWOP as far as being rehirable, but I don't really know the logistics of it.
IsItFriday?
LWOP needs Admin approval.
You don't need anyone's permission to quit. (See TikTok for videos on how to quit in style.)
Local hires often take LWOP when their spouse makes a PCS. It's not super useful in these situations. I think of it more as a lottery ticket. It may turn out to be useful in the 12 months if the spouse gets new o...See More
You don't need anyone's permission to quit. (See TikTok for videos on how to quit in style.)
Local hires often take LWOP when their spouse makes a PCS. It's not super useful in these situations. I think of it more as a lottery ticket. It may turn out to be useful in the 12 months if the spouse gets new o...See More
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