Help Please....

vik6525

Poppy9 wrote: »

Well I suppose at least she is working, but she walked out of a job because she didn't like it and now she's going to do the same again.

Perhaps I'm just in a bad mood tonight but we all have days we hate our job!

i think ive paid enough taxes in my time to be allowed to be picky now. theres so many shoddy companys, and Im old enough to be allowed to be choosy, surely?

toontron

Janepig wrote: »

Don't have a go at me, I'm not the serial job quitter state scrounger here!!

Jx

I fail to see how you could possibly describe a lone parent, who has made a career mistake, BUT is in employment a "serial job quitter state scrounger".

Poppy9

vik6525 wrote: »

i think ive paid enough taxes in my time to be allowed to be picky now. theres so many shoddy companys, and Im old enough to be allowed to be choosy, surely?

Pray do tell us how old you are and exactly how much you have paid in taxes and how many years benefits you think that entitles you to.

Don't forget when you are working it out to deduct and amount for use of among other things:

• NHS including maternity services
• Schooling for your son
• Your future old age pension (you must be close to it now having paid taxes for so long)

salfordgirl

How much you've paid in taxes is irrelevant, its not like you paying into a saving pot for you to claim on later.

The fact is if you voluntarily give up employment you will be sanctioned if you try to claim JSA.

So, again, surely the best bet is to stay where you are and look for somewhere better?

Autumn86

You don't need to ''officially resign'',
merely tell your boss/employer that you don't wish to keep working there as you feel unable to continue due to private personal reasons.

And so ask them to ''terminate your contract of employment''.


That way your aren't being sacked for doing anything wrong, nor are you officially resigning,
the employer is merely saying that they 'no longer require your services, and so are not continuing to offer you future work'.


Its basically the equivalent of them making you redundant, but not paying you any redundancy money.


Easy

McKneff

vik6525 wrote: »

i think ive paid enough taxes in my time to be allowed to be picky now. theres so many shoddy companys, and Im old enough to be allowed to be choosy, surely?

No, youre not allowed to be choosy. You havent paid enough taxes, too many shoddy companies, also too many irresponsible ignorant employess who walk out on a whim. Irresponsibility doesnt even get near it. It doesnt bother you you are letting your family down, or your workmates who have to cover you cost youve decided to 'do one'.
Im 62 and Im still paying tax for shysters who ;boo hoo;I dont like my job.
Ive gutted turkeys, collected eggs, been covered in chicken sh i t up to my elbows, been on my hands and knees tatie picking to keep a roof over my familys head and feed them.
I have arthritis, osteo porosis, p/aneamia and you expect me to keep working and help you to sit on your a r s e. OOH people like you makes me too angry.:mad:

Autumn86

McKneff wrote: »

Ive gutted turkeys, collected eggs, been covered in chicken sh i t up to my elbows, been on my hands and knees tatie picking.

You only get 1 life, and spend the majority of it doing your job.

And so if you chose to waste your life doing crappy dirty smelly jobs that you hated the tasks invloved in doing them,
then you are a very misfortunate individual.


You have my sincere pity.

princess*daisy

Autumn86 wrote: »

You only get 1 life, and spend the majority of it doing your job.

And so if you chose to waste your life doing crappy dirty smelly jobs that you hated the tasks invloved in doing them,
then you are a very misfortunate individual.


You have my sincere pity.

Oh, I hope that one day I too am fortunate enough to own a house in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

salfordgirl

Doing a job doesnt mean that you enjoy it...it means that you are paying your way to support yourself and your family. Surely a better way of life?

Even if you dont like your job, it pays and is a lot better than expecting others to compensate you through benefits.

McKneff

Autumn86 wrote: »

You only get 1 life, and spend the majority of it doing your job.

And so if you chose to waste your life doing crappy dirty smelly jobs that you hated the tasks invloved in doing them,
then you are a very misfortunate individual.


You have my sincere pity.

Nowhere in my post did I say I hated the dirty smelly jobs now did I? It was a means to an end I just got on with it so I could pay the mortgage, no hand outs from the government in my day pet........You dont know youre born these days.........


Well, well, you know what you can do with your pity mate, stick it where the sun doesnt shine, this was in my earlier life, for about 7 years of it then I studied in night school, in adult college, for the sake of looking after and feeding my kids. Now my kids are reaping the rewards of my work ethic, both my kids are paying top rate tax, own their own homes becuase they learned from my work ethic, they wont be like you or your kind,
I never looked on it as a waste, i was providing for my family, a concept which you and the op fail to grasp, its you and your kind that deserve the pity, but you wont get any from me, you'll get all you deserve in this life, I'm probably glad I wont be around you to witness it.

I cant believe that Toontron has 'thanked' this To ss ers post. The world has gone mad.............

People should take responsibility for themselves - see my signature.