Probationary period - failing to meet job
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Is it half term somewhere.....................I'm smiling because I have no idea what's going on ...:)0
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If you look at the timings of the OP, she? has been posting all day since 9am, except for a three hour gap early afternoon. Wheres the baby during all this?0
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I like how the suggestion that she becomes the main breadwinner is instantly dismissed.
If the husband is not good enough for work then she should become the main breadwinner and whether it is in a job she enjoys or not it is irrelivant.Always ask ACAS0 -
I failed to get through a probation period, the employees agreed not to state it on references though. I just tell people either that it was a 6 month contract or that it was by mutual agreement at the end of the probation period depending who i'm talking to.0
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Wow! Some angry gal there.
Can understand her frustration, but she needs to realise that she and the baby are part of the problem for her OH. Sounds like baby hormones were in charge too, making her less than amenable.
The guy is probably on the verge of a breakdown with stress from both sides, but she appears not to see that she is part of the problem. She came across as utterly selfish.0 -
come on people its not really fair when you in a relationship and your doing everything! for a start this is a forum and none of you have a clue about her life really! you just make assumptions based on what she said and we all know that things are interpreted totally wrong on the internet and people kick off and start forum wars for no reason whatsoever!
from what it seems shes worked hard to get where she is... if she was with a hardworking husband why SHOULD she give up her job for her child!? plenty of people work FULL TIME and have kids and she's only working part time! how do you even know if the child was planned?! you have no idea about her circumstances!
I feel sorry for her because I've been there - my ex was USELESS but i loved him and stood by him through thick and thin and I thought he'd do the same for me... but he didnt! I needed support and love and off he ran to mummy and daddy!
everyone's going on saying he's depressed, he's got autism... what IF he's just lazy? what IF he's just stupid?! maybe like my ex he cares about nothing other than himself?
no doubt i'll get flamed now but either way I feel sorry for her0 -
What exactly do they say your husband does wrong? Is he lazy, is he a bad timekeeper, does he stand around chatting all day, does he not do the work correctly, or leave it unfinished, is he unpleaant to people, what is this 'fidgeting' they mention, ....WHAT does he do wrong?
Perhaps if we knew that we could think of some suggestions to help.(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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come on people its not really fair when you in a relationship and your doing everything! for a start this is a forum and none of you have a clue about her life really! you just make assumptions based on what she said and we all know that things are interpreted totally wrong on the internet and people kick off and start forum wars for no reason whatsoever!
from what it seems shes worked hard to get where she is... if she was with a hardworking husband why SHOULD she give up her job for her child!? plenty of people work FULL TIME and have kids and she's only working part time! how do you even know if the child was planned?! you have no idea about her circumstances!
I feel sorry for her because I've been there - my ex was USELESS but i loved him and stood by him through thick and thin and I thought he'd do the same for me... but he didnt! I needed support and love and off he ran to mummy and daddy!
everyone's going on saying he's depressed, he's got autism... what IF he's just lazy? what IF he's just stupid?! maybe like my ex he cares about nothing other than himself?
no doubt i'll get flamed now but either way I feel sorry for her
You could be right but for all his wrongs they are meant to be a partnership and so if she makes the better bread winner she should be out earning the money whilst he stays at home and does the housework etc and has the part time jobAlways ask ACAS0 -
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