Resignation from permitted work

Hi there
I've been on contribution based ESA in the support group for 18 months. I tried a phased return to my job about 6 months ago and only managed a few weeks before a big relapse but have now been offered a different role just a few hours a week in the same organisation as a reasonable adjustment which I'm about to start as permitted work.
I really don't want to go back to this workplace but felt I had to take the offer up. My question is what might happen to my ESA if I resign from a permitted work job in the future but don't yet have another role to go to? Has anyone any experience of this?
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Because you are in the Support Group there is no expectation that you work. Therefore no penalty if you stop.
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Thanks for responding. I didn't realise it was that simple.
Will I have to give a reason or just say I'm no longer working?
If I have to say I've resigned, could this be used against me in future?
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Just say you are no longer working and leave it at that.
I can't see any reason it would go against you in future.
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