Gross Misconduct - Security Breach?

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daytona0 wrote: »

I also have no clue! Gone are the days in university when I was expected to initially define abbreviations before using them!

Given OP's post, I assume that DH means either 'boyfriend' or 'husband'

yeah i assume its her husband but i cant figure how DH can possibly mean husband..

dear husband? i hope not because that's just !!!!!!, no offense op.

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Dearest Husband or Dumbhead Husband or just DH (4,4) or something similar

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notrealname wrote: »

My DH appears to have been sacked. He received a letter from his company, giving one weeks paid notice due to 'recent activities'. My DH claims to not know what this refers to and went in to see them and they just referred to a 'security breach' and was provided with no further information. He has employed at the firm for less than a year and all seems to have been rosy until recently. Has anyone been in this position? Did they follow correct procedures? My DH is adamant that he does not know what they are referring to...I'm not sure what could be considered a security breach at any rate, given his job (customer service essentially). Also, what should he do when looking for new work - he has no idea why he lost his job, what should he say is the reason for looking for new work?

Your "DH" knows full well what the security breach refers to - they just haven't told you.

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OP Please stop typing DH on forums.