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Vomelche
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14 Jun 2012, 7:23 am

Had a similar situation at a previous job i had, except i had no prior notice and just got called into the office one day.

I think its a typical tribal office approach to pick on someone who is weak and trim them off. But i guess thats the world of business, sometime you have to fight to secure your foothold. The thing that bugs me though is when this happens to people who actually do a good job, just socially alienated.



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14 Jun 2012, 10:05 am

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I'm resigning immediately. I will have one week's wages deducted from my pay for not giving any notice, but it's worth it.


Good for you! Better to look for a more positive and supportive work place than to stay in a place where people are trying to make things hard for you.



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14 Jun 2012, 11:24 am

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I'm resigning immediately. I will have one week's wages deducted from my pay for not giving any notice, but it's worth it.

Was that a clause in writing when you took this job? It is illegal to withhold wages if you have earned them. Don't let them screw you over like that!

Also, good for you for leaving them in the lurch. They deserve it. :twisted:


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14 Jun 2012, 12:10 pm

Ann2011 wrote:
puddingmouse wrote:
I'm resigning immediately. I will have one week's wages deducted from my pay for not giving any notice, but it's worth it.


Good for you! Better to look for a more positive and supportive work place than to stay in a place where people are trying to make things hard for you.


My other job is much better. Tbh, I realise after reading the letter my boss sent me this morning. It's really just him that has a problem with me. The client I work for has a few areas I can probably improve on, but that's no big deal. I just can't work with my boss.

My boss at my other job told me she'd support me if I wanted to threaten them with a tribunal.


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14 Jun 2012, 12:11 pm

hartzofspace wrote:
puddingmouse wrote:
I'm resigning immediately. I will have one week's wages deducted from my pay for not giving any notice, but it's worth it.

Was that a clause in writing when you took this job? It is illegal to withhold wages if you have earned them. Don't let them screw you over like that!

Also, good for you for leaving them in the lurch. They deserve it. :twisted:


That clause was in writing when I took this job.

My boss at my other job told me it was illegal, as well.


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14 Jun 2012, 12:16 pm

Vomelche wrote:
Had a similar situation at a previous job i had, except i had no prior notice and just got called into the office one day.

I think its a typical tribal office approach to pick on someone who is weak and trim them off. But i guess thats the world of business, sometime you have to fight to secure your foothold. The thing that bugs me though is when this happens to people who actually do a good job, just socially alienated.


This was actually the shittier of my two jobs. The better job is going full-time as of September, so I won't even need a second job, then.

I think my ex boss is just a ****. He was bullying another person before he started bullying me. That guy did have some performance issues, but I think my ex boss was the main cause due to him being demotivated. That guy left and found another job...I can see how the pattern works in that company.


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14 Jun 2012, 1:27 pm

puddingmouse wrote:
Vomelche wrote:
Had a similar situation at a previous job i had, except i had no prior notice and just got called into the office one day.

I think its a typical tribal office approach to pick on someone who is weak and trim them off. But i guess thats the world of business, sometime you have to fight to secure your foothold. The thing that bugs me though is when this happens to people who actually do a good job, just socially alienated.


This was actually the shittier of my two jobs. The better job is going full-time as of September, so I won't even need a second job, then.

I think my ex boss is just a ****. He was bullying another person before he started bullying me. That guy did have some performance issues, but I think my ex boss was the main cause due to him being demotivated. That guy left and found another job...I can see how the pattern works in that company.

I had a boss like that when I worked in healthcare. She would have been overjoyed to make me lose my license! A lot she cared that I was a single mother and was really struggling. If it weren't for the clinical director over her, she could have ruined me. I was at first upset when the company wasn't doing so well and started laying people off. She was the only one left after the rest of the staff was dismissed, but we later heard that she was given the work of at least ten people to be divided between her and one other person! Later she got fired anyway, the b***h. :twisted:


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15 Jun 2012, 12:12 am

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