Sky_Blue_Dreamer
Well-Known Member
Possibly could've phrased that better....
At least you've got a bit of breathing space. Good luck WM.
Possibly could've phrased that better....
Just found out they've extended my contract until the end of June so I get 3 months furlough pay. I'll then be unemployed after 10 years service with no redundancy pay. Feels like a kick in the bollocks that I just drop of their radar after 10 years good service. I understand (I think) the reasoning behind it though.
Hey ho. At least my wife, my boy and I are all healthy and with the mortgage break, we can survive for the next 3-4 months and potentially save some more money.
Time to look for a new job or consider starting up my own sports accommodation business.
Life-changing.
I am very sorry to hear that, best of luck.
These schemes are a minefield.
Ouch! A like doesn't seem quite fair...Just found out they've extended my contract until the end of June so I get 3 months furlough pay. I'll then be unemployed after 10 years service with no redundancy pay. Feels like a kick in the bollocks that I just drop of their radar after 10 years good service. I understand (I think) the reasoning behind it though.
Hey ho. At least my wife, my boy and I are all healthy and with the mortgage break, we can survive for the next 3-4 months and potentially save some more money.
Time to look for a new job or consider starting up my own sports accommodation business.
Life-changing.
I've been furloughed and it seems fairly straight forward to be honest
Couple of caveats but nothing to worry about. My work are also going to pay me 80 percent of my wage and ignore the limit so I'm pretty happy with it given the circumstances
The govt are having to change the rules on the the loans, too many loopholes and its not working. Furlough is ok for the furloughed, but for the employer its risky & nobody yet knows how it will work practically as the application portal is delayed. HMRC will be auditing all applications and if they see anyone even as much as opening a work related email while on furlough they'll claim the whole grant back. Loads of admin in there too, very messy.
But like I said- would normally take a year to get this done and they have 3 weeks. And the fact that its straightforward for the employee is undoubtedly the most important part.
All the best to you mate.Just found out they've extended my contract until the end of June so I get 3 months furlough pay. I'll then be unemployed after 10 years service with no redundancy pay. Feels like a kick in the bollocks that I just drop of their radar after 10 years good service. I understand (I think) the reasoning behind it though.
Hey ho. At least my wife, my boy and I are all healthy and with the mortgage break, we can survive for the next 3-4 months and potentially save some more money.
Time to look for a new job or consider starting up my own sports accommodation business.
Life-changing.
The govt are having to change the rules on the the loans, too many loopholes and its not working. Furlough is ok for the furloughed, but for the employer its risky & nobody yet knows how it will work practically as the application portal is delayed. HMRC will be auditing all applications and if they see anyone even as much as opening a work related email while on furlough they'll claim the whole grant back. Loads of admin in there too, very messy.
But like I said- would normally take a year to get this done and they have 3 weeks. And the fact that its straightforward for the employee is undoubtedly the most important part.
So you are at peace with yourself?Cunts are cunts mate, cunts needs to accept the fact they are cunts
Ouch! A like doesn't seem quite fair...
Any chance at all they'll extend beyond June? Or if things get back to normal, you get to put in place the plan you hoped they'd do before all this kicked off?
THAT explains a lotI'm Willenhall as fuck mate.
Thanks gents and thanks NW.
My boss has said that we'll stay in touch and have scheduled a call once a month to check on updates. I can't assume there'll be a position for me in July though...whilst I know for a fact that there's about 3 positions from 60 in our greater team that are currently in need of filling (which I could do for all 3), I'm not sure if the structure in July will look like what it did in January.
I need to have income though post July so I'll put some feelers out on LinkedIn from next week asking about opportunities from July onwards and start a feasibility study into whether I could fly solo in the same industry (ie Sports accommodation).
Trying to be upbeat and think that everything happens for a reason. Just a bitter pill to swallow that I get no redundancy or any decent send off after 10 good years service, due a sh!t siutation. Like I said though...others in much worse situations than I though.
Don't act like you don't live down Tarquin Close. Heron Foods busy today?THAT explains a lot
Italy
People who got better: 1,421
Deaths: 760
New Cases: 2,477
Total Cases: 4,668
Eddie Large died of Coronavirus?
Never had he courage to watch it. Just seeing a trailer makes me ‘switch’ ——-channels.Can we please unite in getting Mrs Brown's Boys off the airwaves that's one thing I didn't need to see more of while stuck at home
Its a bit misleadingHe had a heart transplant and was in hospital with heart failure
NHS debt. Some 13.7 billion has been wiped off by the government. Matt Hancock.
Just found out they've extended my contract until the end of June so I get 3 months furlough pay. I'll then be unemployed after 10 years service with no redundancy pay. Feels like a kick in the bollocks that I just drop of their radar after 10 years good service. I understand (I think) the reasoning behind it though.
Hey ho. At least my wife, my boy and I are all healthy and with the mortgage break, we can survive for the next 3-4 months and potentially save some more money.
Time to look for a new job or consider starting up my own sports accommodation business.
Life-changing.
I see the line on testing has gone from being essentially "WHO advice doesn't apply to us" to "testing is our top priority" after even the tory press gave them a hard time. The strategy of this government is being dictated by the press and private companies. A pathetic lack of leadership. They are still in election mode, just focus of refuting what the last bit of criticism was.
I see the line on testing has gone from being essentially "WHO advice doesn't apply to us" to "testing is our top priority" after even the tory press gave them a hard time. The strategy of this government is being dictated by the press and private companies. A pathetic lack of leadership. They are still in election mode, just focus of refuting what the last bit of criticism was.
first one I’ve watched- jesus they’re hopeless
Disagree ROS, press briefing was probably the most useful they’ve done of late, more detail around the challenges and proper plan. Never been a big fan of Hancock but he’ll obviously (you’d hope anyway !) have a far better understanding of NHS challenges etc than a Gove or Raab. Giving the questioner the chance to reply has been useful as well.
lol
that’s your most entertaining party political broadcast yet
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