Expensive Weekends
Chthonic says he's still reeling from a trip to a wedding that cost him nearly £600; while a friend of ours hazily presented his credit card to the bar staff in a shady club in the Baltic states. You know how that one ended.
( , Thu 13 May 2010, 13:03)
Chthonic says he's still reeling from a trip to a wedding that cost him nearly £600; while a friend of ours hazily presented his credit card to the bar staff in a shady club in the Baltic states. You know how that one ended.
( , Thu 13 May 2010, 13:03)
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Last weekend
Went to the first rave of the year. Didn't sleep for the second weekend running. Ended up so run down that although I managed to make it in to work on Monday, I slept through my alarm on Tuesday.
Despite this being the first time this has happened since I got the job in September. Was given a weeks notice. Marching orders.
Cost of weekend/ trying to avoid missing a days wage = £60 + £1070 a month
( , Fri 14 May 2010, 9:24, 2 replies)
Went to the first rave of the year. Didn't sleep for the second weekend running. Ended up so run down that although I managed to make it in to work on Monday, I slept through my alarm on Tuesday.
Despite this being the first time this has happened since I got the job in September. Was given a weeks notice. Marching orders.
Cost of weekend/ trying to avoid missing a days wage = £60 + £1070 a month
( , Fri 14 May 2010, 9:24, 2 replies)
Seems a harsh punishment
Surely being late is worth a less formal punishment than the fucking sack!
*Edit* although I can imagine that if you still make work on the Monday you must've contributed exactly zero to your employers cause.
( , Fri 14 May 2010, 11:10, closed)
Surely being late is worth a less formal punishment than the fucking sack!
*Edit* although I can imagine that if you still make work on the Monday you must've contributed exactly zero to your employers cause.
( , Fri 14 May 2010, 11:10, closed)
Surely
They have to stick to formal procedure, did you have a verbal warning etc. If you're still on a probation period then fair enough, but by law they have to give you warnings etc. If you went to citizens advice they would have a field day man
( , Tue 18 May 2010, 12:09, closed)
They have to stick to formal procedure, did you have a verbal warning etc. If you're still on a probation period then fair enough, but by law they have to give you warnings etc. If you went to citizens advice they would have a field day man
( , Tue 18 May 2010, 12:09, closed)
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