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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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... in finding the news about my workplace's imminent closure in Dec 2011 rather uplifting?
It was as if a dark cloud had been lifted over the entire plant, as there had been 2 rounds of redundancies since Feb 09!
For me personally, I have decided to stay until the dying end, as it will be fun, and I'll get an enhanced redundancy package, and I am going engineer getting myself another job within the company in another location, hopefully France, where I want to retire!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i remember very well when the same happened in my workplace in 2003. when the announcement was made that all the jobs were moving to Edinburgh from Glasgow i was delighted as it entitled me to a generous package.....and i could start afresh. However......if the company deploy you to another workplace ie hopefully france then i would imagine that there has to be a break in service before you can be employed again following redundancy. in the company i worked for you were unable to work for them again for 2 years.
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By *ickedWWoman
over a year ago
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Hi Jo..
Some times we need a kick up the backside, to help us move on or take a different turn, this seems to be yours..
Good for you hun, fingers crossed all will work out well for you..
Speak soon
;Lx
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By *ebzStarWoman
over a year ago
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"I'd love to retire to another country
We'd love to retire to our own desert island, problem is, we'd be the only two swingers on it "
Then you have to hold weekend parites - just for company of course  |
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