I'm going to lose my job
OK Then!!!
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First day back at work today after a lengthy break and I have been informed that I am to lose my current job in changes to our team. The management are having a refresh and I have been told that I will not be part of the new team in my current capacity, though I may rejoin the team in a later date with a reduced role.
Very disapointed, but at the same time looking forward to my redundancy money.
Very disapointed, but at the same time looking forward to my redundancy money.
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If there is no jobs available then make one.
Thanks. I have acknowledged how hard it is on this forum for job seekers for some time now and sympathised with the unemployment situation. Didn't think i would find myself int his situation.
I have been the heart and soul of my work place for over 20 years and will be sorely missed. But overall, looking forward to new challenges.
True. I also may have found work as a mystery shopper surveying supermarkets and restaurants.
Incorrect. I was unsympathetic to unemploye dpeople who laze about, take benefits and refuse decent work offers.
(If this isn't a wind up. )
Well give it a little while and then people will be putting you in that pigeon hole too.
Certainly isn't convenient for me.
You're going to get a shock as to how much you are not entitled to!
Define 'decent'.
With all the threads you have posted in where you slated the unemployed as lazy, work shy and only unemployed because they made themselves that way and must have been made redundant or sacked because they were rubbish, it's a kind of poetic justice.
No you haven't. In the last thread you said if you were made unemployed then it was your own fault.
Originally Posted by OK Then!!!
With the expense of christmas hitting families hard and the high street, should we cut back JSA or make it tougher to claim?
I bet you don't want it tougher now do you. I'm usually not one for kicking people when their down but yah... direct.gov.uk is where you can put your claim in to.
He claims to work at the post office and will receive a 6 figure redundancy payment.
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showpost.php?p=55652141&postcount=13
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showpost.php?p=55547654&postcount=23
Make what sense of that you can. How could it be that someone in his mid-fifties, and supposedly working for the Post Office, wouldn't know what National Insurance was?
ETA: But then just a few days ago he posted this: