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Actually I'm going straight to the academy and there isn't a degree involved, just POST certification. Agencies would actually hire someone who is already certified over hiring someone and paying for them to go through the academy. It just makes more sense this way.

The biggest problem with leaving Target is that if I'm accepted into the police academy, there's no job waiting for me afterwards. So, I need to take a leave of absence at the end of December so I can come back to work after my training. I'm self-sponsoring myself because no agency will hire me...

Even so, I'm still giving them a written consent of my willingness to continue working there. Perhaps a written witness statement as well?

Well the resignation was destroyed by someone else who usually works the schedules (I'm not sure of her official title so lets say data operations leader). I told her that the HR said she would take care of it and that I didn't want my resignation processed. Well the data operations leader took...

I wish something close like that happened to me. That would make the frustrations of the recent months at work tollerable. Thank you though, your story brought a smile to my face. :)

Well hopefully they don't realize that and try to terminate me so I can't file for unemployment. Thanks for the advice and I guess I'll see what happens when my last day rolls around October 1st.

I just talked to them again stating that I wish to remain working at Target (almost 6 years now). They kept saying it's in both Target's and my own interest. I can file for unemployment over this?

Yesterday, my store manager, HR and supervisor had a meeting with me stating, "we have decided to honor your termination request and will allow you to leave by October 1st." That's fine and dandy if I still wanted to leave! In a moment of frustration, I gave them my written termination request...