The silence from managers is due to 1 thing. They ALWAYS go 1st m8. ALWAYS.Gold Fox wrote:wacko74 wrote:Our DOM insists he needs to lose hours out of the office, he also insists that VR isn't available.
Same in our office. Number of staff want it but silence from managers.
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How long will VR be around for?
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RobertT
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And here is a link:clashcityrocker wrote:MTSF is not covered by the 5 year guarantee. It is up for review next year.
You can google "compulsory redundancy" and there is a government site that allows you to calculate what you could receive if you were simply made redundant.
https://www.gov.uk/calculate-your-redundancy-pay" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
My statutory redundancy pay at current age(mid forties)would be based on 22.5 weeks pay compared to the maximum 104 weeks pay with VR via the MTSF agreement. In money terms it would be about £35,000 less.Compare it to your EVR offer.
Totally agree!Nobody knows what will happen but you have to ask yourself if the shareholders are going to be prepared to see such generous payoffs, especially if the share price is still falling.
There is always the temptation of a nice pot of money and people tend to be blinded by the ££££’s and to make rash decisions, leaving them in a worse position than before.
But if you have the chance to take VR and taking it is right for you considering your age, job prospects, financial position, etc then now could be a good time.
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I think the problem with EVR, it will help you to paid off any bills and be debt free, and buy a thing or two and be able to enjoy dancing better without tired legs or leaving earlier for work on Saturday, and invest into future, but what sort of job are there to get on full time salary, pensions, and offer flextime and work with lot of lovely ladies and offer job security. I don't know but due to social networking it should be a lot easier to get another job before social networking.
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Conduct code people out of a job - it would be easy at our DO with all the cutting every corner possible to finish early.wacko74 wrote:Our DOM insists he needs to lose hours out of the office, he also insists that VR isn't available.
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