Legality of having two jobs (at the same time).

RuthnJasper

Another_not_new_user wrote: »

Yeah, of course the boss said all that nice stuff to him. Some of the best references I have ever seen came about the laziest, nastiest and least employable people you could meet. It's the fastest way to get rid of them. OP hasn't tried crawling back with his tail between his legs yet. If he has to I wouldn't like to bet on the number of vacancies available.

Yes. He can try asking for his job back if the new one "doesn't work out", but it'll be tough when they've locked and double-bolted the door on seeing him coming...

lovinituk

Another_not_new_user wrote: »

Yeah, of course the boss said all that nice stuff to him. Some of the best references I have ever seen came about the laziest, nastiest and least employable people you could meet. It's the fastest way to get rid of them. OP hasn't tried crawling back with his tail between his legs yet. If he has to I wouldn't like to bet on the number of vacancies available.

That's going to be one hell of a [STRIKE]leaving[/STRIKE] he's left party in that office

Majestic12

Have you not learnt from when you previously lied on your cv?

stevemLS

Lordy, not been on this board before but this is a corker.

OP, it is a crime, fraud. You would be defrauding your current employer out of their sick pay.

Simple enough for you?

FBaby

NoNoDrama wrote: »

Lots of bitter unemployables who can't get a job on here guess I should have been more empathic to their cause instead of unintentionally boasting about having two jobs.

Ha ha, so you realised that those bitter unemployables were really right and providing you accurate advice, but instead of thanking them for stopping you doing something really stupid that would have come back to bite you, you result to insulting them.

Clearly your old boss has no idea the type of person you really are, as the fact you would even contemplate the idea of working both jobs makes you everything but a model employee.