Walked out of job.

BalboaThePredatorRevealer

Hi
I have stated at the start of the message how these techniques I've suggested would work.
So you need to stop being so harsh, I'm not here to sell insurance. I wish you came to me sooner I could have helped you.
However on this occasion unfortunately my advice has been rendered obsolete.
But for future reference this advice will help him
Response to this harsh message!

Spammer probably, about to flog insurance of some sort.
However: union fees are based on income and my average salary rate is nowhere near £35 per month.
A union will not cover you for an existing dispute.
ASU insurance will not cover you if you've walked out voluntarily. And probably not if you are dismissed.
Home insurance cover only touches cases with a 50% chance of success. And what are they taking the employer to court for, exactly?

Have I missed anything in that load of misinformation?[/QUOTE]

jobbingmusician

Balboa, your post is not relevant to this thread, and you have posted the same wording in more than one thread. I have reported you as I consider you are simply trying to build your post count.

I will not respond to any future posts as I am not going to help you build a conversation!

BalboaThePredatorRevealer

Hi,

I think your a bit harsh please read the start of my message to MT, I have stated "if you haven't left your job"

Thank you very much you hasty person

OldMotherTucker

As I thought, none of the Agencies or Businesses that I've approached this last week have shown the least concern about the circumstances under which I left my last job!!

Guest101

OldMotherTucker wrote: »

As I thought, none of the Agencies or Businesses that I've approached this last week have shown the least concern about the circumstances under which I left my last job!!

They also haven't asked for references yet

OldMotherTucker

Guest101 wrote: »

They also haven't asked for references yet

I've said before - eligibility to work/ start immediately is far more important!

I'm applying for low skilled/low paid work - it's high turnover - not a career for life!!

Wasn't there a post earlier in this thread about living in the real world?:rotfl::rotfl: