On Monday, I'm handing my notice in at work after 15 years, straight from school.
I haven't got a new job yet - I've applied for a few but so long in the same place is going against me so I have to take the plunge and get out there.
I'm SCARED!
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Good luck :o) A change will be a good thing so don't be scared.
Luck be to ya!
Good luck!!:)
Don't do it! Sleep with the boss and get a promotion!
Only teasing - may fortune and providence greet your every step.
Only teasing - may fortune and providence greet your every step.
lol!:)
Good luck!!
Never leave a job without getting a new one. They'll wonder why you don't have a job and think you are just a tenement funster.
Speaking from experience, I agree.
It may suck, but you really handicap yourself without having another job lined up. I'd suggest sticking it out until you can find something else.
It may suck, but you really handicap yourself without having another job lined up. I'd suggest sticking it out until you can find something else.
Best of Luck Mrs Taylor :)
good luck darling
I agree too, having just spent two months unemployed.
good luck!!!! lol @ flashman!
good luck :)
Thanx guys
On Friday I discovered that, having been told there was no money available to tempt me to stay and also that my boss considers my wages sufficient to single-handedly run a home on, my junior colleague (4 years younger, 4 years less experience) had a pay-rise of £163 between January and February. This may be because she wasn't originally awarded a pay-rise last April and has had back-pay. Alternatively, it means that she now gets £80 a month more than me.
Nope ... I'm afraid I gotta go.
On Friday I discovered that, having been told there was no money available to tempt me to stay and also that my boss considers my wages sufficient to single-handedly run a home on, my junior colleague (4 years younger, 4 years less experience) had a pay-rise of £163 between January and February. This may be because she wasn't originally awarded a pay-rise last April and has had back-pay. Alternatively, it means that she now gets £80 a month more than me.
Nope ... I'm afraid I gotta go.