# How do I withdraw from a job on the app? (W-2)

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Last updated: 2025-11-25T23:57:37.971Z

_Applies to W-2 (Grow2 by Wonolo) jobs. For 1099, see_ [_How do I withdraw from a job on the app? (1099)_](https://support-1099.wonolo.com/en_us/how-do-i-withdraw-from-a-job-on-the-app-1099-B1BwG4ipex)

W-2 sites often have an onsite POC who manages schedules. Use the app to withdraw when the button is available, and notify the POC as soon as you can so coverage can be arranged. Not showing up can impact your account—see [How do breach points work?](https://support-grow2.wonolo.com/en_us/how-do-breach-points-work-(w-2)-Hk15MVspgx)

**Withdraw from a single upcoming day**

1.  Open [**My Jobs**](https://app.wonolo.com/r/j)
2.  Select the shift and scroll to the bottom
3.  Tap **Withdraw from job**
4.  Read the disclosure and tap **Withdraw from job** again to confirm

Then send a quick message to your onsite POC so they know you won’t be there.

**For long-term W-2 jobs**

The app doesn’t support single-day withdrawal from long-term W-2 jobs. If you need to stop working altogether, use **Withdraw from job** on the engagement to end all remaining future days.

If you can’t make one specific day but plan to continue working, coordinate directly with the onsite POC based on the site’s process. Attendance is tracked under site policy.

If your shift has already started, the in-app withdrawal option will no longer appear. Follow the site’s instructions and contact the POC instead. Wonolo Support can note the attendance after the shift if needed.

**After you withdraw**

*   The shift is removed from your list once processed
*   The opening may be offered to other workers at the site
*   You’ll receive an update from Support