a tale of handing in your notice....

[El Bandito]

Congrats on the new job!

 

[drawboy]

Well done and good luck in your new position. I have been at my place 19 years in march and if I handed in my notice they wouldn't even look up from the desk and probably ask "Who was that" that is how much we are valued.

 

[Farneyman]

Good luck in the new job. I have always enjoyed handing in my notice in my previous jobs.

 

[GreiginFife]

Well done on the new job Grant. Just handed my notice in too, luckily more straight forward than that. He sounds like a loon.

 

[granters]

Thanks everyone. Will have time to play golf this year and hopefully get a round with a few of you.

 

[Jon321]

Thanks brilliant. Just like a comedy sketch.

 

[Andy808]

Good luck in your new job and lets hope your new boss has half a brain!

Sounds like when my old man handed in his notice.

Dad: I have decided to leave and move to Cornwall to start a guest house.
Boss: Eddie I need you here, you've changed so much this place won't run without you.
D: Everything has been done and I'll even find my replacement.
B: What can I offer you to make you stay?
D: Your job!
B: Thank you Mr Jones you've done an outstanding job while you've been here and I wish you all the best for the future!

 

[palindromicbob]

I'm currently working my notice. Not as interesting a story because I'm moving from temp contracts to a permanent within the same NHS trust so more a ladder up than a full on jumping ship. Trouble is my new contract hasn't yet appeared and I have heard of times when contracts get offered and then pulled just before ink touches paper. The only reason it would be pulled is due to interference from a certain person I know. If that happens I'll be very very very angry and will have to get unions involved. Fingers crossed I won't need to go down that route.

Good luck in your new job though. Previous company sounds like a nightmare to work for. Anyone putting a company ahead of their children needs a head check.