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going awol

Post by pjk »

i intend to just stop going to work due to personaal reasons and go on a sea voyage how long will it be before i am sacked if i do not contact them
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Post by ElvisGaddafi »

pjk wrote:i intend to just stop going to work due to personaal reasons and go on a sea voyage how long will it be before i am sacked if i do not contact them
No idea but this is my favourite post ever.
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Post by General Mannerheim »

Joining the Foreign Legion isn't the answer matey!
It sounds like you need HELP.
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Post by fishtank »

ElvisGaddafi wrote:
pjk wrote:i intend to just stop going to work due to personaal reasons and go on a sea voyage how long will it be before i am sacked if i do not contact them
No idea but this is my favourite post ever.
Mine too.
Why not just contact them and tell them you're off to see...the sea?
And they'll probably stop your pay on day 2 for failing to contact,sack you after a week for abandoning your post. :left:
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Post by silly suffolk »

pjk wrote:i intend to just stop going to work due to personaal reasons and go on a sea voyage how long will it be before i am sacked if i do not contact them
think long and hard before taking this course of action. a wage slip dropping through your letterbox every thursday is something a lot of people would like. whatever you may read on this site, royal mail are sympathetic to personal distress. good like for the future whatever course you take.
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Post by BoltonPostie »

royal mail are sympathetic to personal distress.
Are they f**k.
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Post by chickenwittle »

can i come with you
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

BoltonPostie wrote:
royal mail are sympathetic to personal distress.
Are they f**k.
Perhaps he meant apathetic.
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Post by clashcityrocker »

I have worked with some dreadful managers who have dealt with personal distress in a very good way and mangers I thought were OK acting like right c***s when faced with personal problems.
It all depends.
But if you are going to leave - why not just say you are leaving.
If you don't want to work at an office with your ex, maybe a transfer is possible?
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Post by JOCROW »

clashcityrocker wrote:I have worked with some dreadful managers who have dealt with personal distress in a very good way and mangers I thought were OK acting like right c***s when faced with personal problems.
It all depends.
But if you are going to leave - why not just say you are leaving.
If you don't want to work at an office with your ex, maybe a transfer is possible?
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Re: going awol

Post by Stella102 »

just take long term sickness get as much money as you can