June Said:

Do I still write a resignation letter if I'm staying at the same company just in a different position?

We Answered:

No. No resignation. They could take that as you're leaving the company.

John Said:

In what types of jobs is it necessary to write a resignation letter?

We Answered:

You should submit a resignation letter for any job you're in, always. It's polite, professional, lends a good, responsible impression, and employers like that. Also, that gives them 2 weeks to find someone new, and if you need a reference they can say yeah, they handed it in and gave us time. Legally you don't have to but it would be mature, polite, and considerate of you.

Thelma Said:

How do I write a resignation letter? What should I say or leave out?

We Answered:

Dear Susie Supervisor,
I am writing to inform you of my resignation from xyz position, effective August 28, 2009.
I appreciate the experience that this position (whatever it is you do) has offered me, and I am thankful for my time with (whatever the name of the company is).
I wish you and (company name) the best.
Sincerely,
You