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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So I've been given notice at work that there will be compulsory redundancies being given out as well as working days being cut down to just 3 a week and I just don't know where to turn!
Either way I'm going to get bitten in the arse...
I have quite an important role within the business so redundancy is unlikely but I'm not sure if I can cope with just 3 days a week neither.
Sorry for the post I just needed to vent! The world's going mad |
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"So I've been given notice at work that there will be compulsory redundancies being given out as well as working days being cut down to just 3 a week and I just don't know where to turn!
Either way I'm going to get bitten in the arse...
I have quite an important role within the business so redundancy is unlikely but I'm not sure if I can cope with just 3 days a week neither.
Sorry for the post I just needed to vent! The world's going mad " what do you do mate |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"So I've been given notice at work that there will be compulsory redundancies being given out as well as working days being cut down to just 3 a week and I just don't know where to turn!
Either way I'm going to get bitten in the arse...
I have quite an important role within the business so redundancy is unlikely but I'm not sure if I can cope with just 3 days a week neither.
Sorry for the post I just needed to vent! The world's going mad what do you do mate "
I have various roles but I'm an engineer/quality engineer mainly but I'm not qualified unfortunately |
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By *aiseiMan
over a year ago
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"So I've been given notice at work that there will be compulsory redundancies being given out as well as working days being cut down to just 3 a week and I just don't know where to turn!
Either way I'm going to get bitten in the arse...
I have quite an important role within the business so redundancy is unlikely but I'm not sure if I can cope with just 3 days a week neither.
Sorry for the post I just needed to vent! The world's going mad "
So you’re only going to get paid for three days, based on your description? Otherwise there’d be no difference.
Could you get a job doing the same elsewhere with less than a 40% reduction but roughly similar overall? Go for that if you can.
Don’t accept losing a chunk of your income. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So I've been given notice at work that there will be compulsory redundancies being given out as well as working days being cut down to just 3 a week and I just don't know where to turn!
Either way I'm going to get bitten in the arse...
I have quite an important role within the business so redundancy is unlikely but I'm not sure if I can cope with just 3 days a week neither.
Sorry for the post I just needed to vent! The world's going mad what do you do mate
I have various roles but I'm an engineer/quality engineer mainly but I'm not qualified unfortunately"
You're 35
Young enough to obtain your qualifications, still at an age that is attractive to employers
This could be the push to move your career along
Don't allow change to scare you, give it a run for its money |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So I've been given notice at work that there will be compulsory redundancies being given out as well as working days being cut down to just 3 a week and I just don't know where to turn!
Either way I'm going to get bitten in the arse...
I have quite an important role within the business so redundancy is unlikely but I'm not sure if I can cope with just 3 days a week neither.
Sorry for the post I just needed to vent! The world's going mad what do you do mate
I have various roles but I'm an engineer/quality engineer mainly but I'm not qualified unfortunately
You're 35
Young enough to obtain your qualifications, still at an age that is attractive to employers
This could be the push to move your career along
Don't allow change to scare you, give it a run for its money "
good advice! |
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Renegotiate any tv/broadband/phone contracts (tell them about employment situation). Next insurance renewals, shop around. Cut out unnecessary food/drink. Go by yearly cost. That £1 per week newspaper is £52 per year as an example. Use time off to search on sites such as indeed for your next employment. Use this chance maybe to try your hand at something different locally and save on travel costs. Good luck o/p. |
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I'm really sorry OP, I went through similar earlier in the year so I know how stressful it is. My advice is start looking for a new job now as you at least have your consultation period plus notice period to look elsewhere. My employer actually shot themselves in the foot as too many people of certain roles found new jobs before the consultation even finished but that's the company's problem and a result of their own arrogance in thinking everyone was just going to sit around and wait to see and accept whatever was offered. |
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