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company tried to do me over

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  • you handed your notice in
    you withdrew your notice
    your manager asked when you were leaving
    you said 'end of november'
    they've told you that your last working day is 28th November

    so what is it you're complaining about?

    isnt a written notice more proof of leaving
  • You handed your notice in and then changed your mind, unless you worked for M&S I dont believe you have a certain timeframe to change your mind.

    Boom boom.
  • chris1804 wrote: »
    isnt a written notice more proof of leaving

    even though your staff handbook clearly states you only need to give verbal notice?
  • LadyMissA
    LadyMissA Posts: 3,263 Forumite
    chris1804 wrote: »
    thats what i mean, , they have employed somebody to take over my role but they dont have any written notice that im leaving . verbal notice what the hell


    ive been there 6 years and ive bent over backwards for that company but they dont see all that
    but you have jsut said the contract says you can give verbal notice and you say you withdrew the written one but then mentioned to the boss you would leave at the end of Nov so they have took this as a verbal one. You say you said this so there is no dispute so you can not arguee as you have done what your contract says, maybe you should not have said anything.
  • chris1804 wrote: »
    isnt a written notice more proof of leaving

    but your handbook says verbal notice is at the managers discretion and when he asked when you were leaving, you said the end of November; so they've taken that as notice along side your written notice.
  • You handed your notice in and then changed your mind, unless you worked for M&S I dont believe you have a certain timeframe to change your mind.

    Boom boom.




    the earlyest they can enter it on there system is 4 weeks before my late day at work i withdraw the notice before the 4weeks (because i gave 6weeks)
  • so they are within there rights thanks for the info
  • chris1804 wrote: »
    the earlyest they can enter it on there system is 4 weeks before my late day at work i withdraw the notice before the 4weeks (because i gave 6weeks)

    But you gave the required notice, whether verbal or written, you gave notice. They accepted your resignation & hired a replacement. You changed your mind. They are not oblilged to do anything but say thanks for 6 years, sorry for leaving & here's a card signed by the office.

    Sorry it's not what you wanted to hear but not sure what else you would like us to say?
  • But you gave the required notice, whether verbal or written, you gave notice. They accepted your resignation & hired a replacement. You changed your mind. They are not oblilged to do anything but say thanks for 6 years, sorry for leaving & here's a card signed by the office.

    Sorry it's not what you wanted to hear but not sure what else you would like us to say?


    thanks for info, i dont think would even say thanks for 6 years lol:D
  • Ah but did you get a card & a couple of drinks at the local pub with the people you had to get away from?
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