Reply to: I just started a 1 year contrct

[TheFaQQer]

U is
aint ya

[pmeswani]

U is
aint ya

Well my grandad status is clearly warranted.

[FiveTimes]

I'm 35 years old and you are calling me Grandad? You are clearly stoopid aren't you?

U is
aint ya

[pmeswani]

Yes Grandad

I'm 35 years old and you are calling me Grandad? You are clearly stoopid aren't you?

[FiveTimes]

At last someone who knows what they are tlking about.

my boss thinks he dont have to pay me. has he got a shck coming. what is the best way of getting him to c sense??

us is well entitled 2 it m8 init, deal is a deal bruv.

u an ur possie cud go rand and give him the beats, then he will be on da case an c ya rite.

[javacoder]

A number of us have told you that the contract you were offered was too good to be true. As far as I am concerned, you only have yourself to blame for this. You were probably entitled to redundancy pay whilst you were a permie.... You think that your boss is thick because he cannot use Facebook? Well, I guess he had the last laugh then! Greed breeds stoopidity.

Yes Grandad

[BrianSnail]

Jokes like this are bad for your 'elf. So get you coat and go gnome.

Oh - that's snow joke.

Just hope it will not Rain Dear.

The jokes are becoming a bit flakey you know.

Ho ho ho.

[pmeswani]

Just hope it will not Rain Dear.

The jokes are becoming a bit flakey you know.

[AZZIK]

and now I have been given notice. I can't believe that this has happened.

I mst be entitled to a full year money - but my employer says no. How do I talk sense it him?

If ur joking then this is funny...NOT.

If you are serious, then you must be a bit dippy.

Come on, who is this really

[TheFaQQer]

If he really was a permie, made to go contract and then fired - so that the company could avoid redundancy, he really is entitled to a significant payoff. (way more that the minimum redundancy amounts that should be payable).

If my auntie had balls, she'd be my uncle.

[Turion]

If he really was a permie, made to go contract and then fired - so that the company could avoid redundancy, he really is entitled to a significant payoff. (way more that the minimum redundancy amounts that should be payable).

£10k - £20K is quite possible in this case. He simply need to contact his CAB who will put him in touch with a solicitor well versed in employment laws. Go for it.

[lightng]

Just hope it will not Rain Dear.

Outpunned again

But he is cleverer and younger than you innit

... and he can yoose Bebo witch is somefink wot u can never doo. Eva!


Agree with what has been said. Javacoder is a sock puppet.

[eyetie]

There are tree things you could try:

1. Blackmail your boss into keeping you on.
2. Win the lottery, donate it to your company and tell them to keep you on.
3. Look for a notice period in your contract and hopefully there's one that says, "1 year".

As you were...

[BA to the Stars]

Ha! I've just remembered the original thread. So you took up the contractor offer and they then gave you the boot straight away? Sorry, but...

But he is cleverer and younger than you innit

[Trev16v]

Ha! I've just remembered the original thread. So you took up the contractor offer and they then gave you the boot straight away? Sorry, but...