Anyone had to see auditors with no warning?

[AlfredJPruffock]

That is why I wrote 'it could be a permie sacrifice...'

Look on the bright side ..he could come back as a contractor

[Xenophon]

He is a permie. Still, it could be a permie sacrifice...

He may be permie, but in the first year a permie can be fired very easily, especially during "trial period" - no recourse to Employment Tribunal unless you worked at least 1 year.

Yep ... permanent just means you dont have a fixed end date to your contract (but still have a notice period) and if youve been on the ranch less than a year they can bin you as easilly as sticking a pin in a camel.

But its all for the greater good ...

That is why I wrote 'it could be a permie sacrifice...'

[AlfredJPruffock]

You really are a cheerful happy bunch!

as cheery as a den of vipers ... whatever you do ... good luck.

[Wilmslow]

You really are a cheerful happy bunch!

[beercohol]

He is a permie. Still, it could be a permie sacrifice...

Make it happen. When they ask you a question, say "Yes, he said you were going to ask about that. Then he left quickly. Have you seen him?"

[AlfredJPruffock]

He may be permie, but in the first year a permie can be fired very easily, especially during "trial period" - no recourse to Employment Tribunal unless you worked at least 1 year.

Yep ... permanent just means you dont have a fixed end date to your contract (but still have a notice period) and if youve been on the ranch less than a year they can bin you as easilly as sticking a pin in a camel.

But its all for the greater good ...

[AtW]

He is a permie. Still, it could be a permie sacrifice...

He may be permie, but in the first year a permie can be fired very easily, especially during "trial period" - no recourse to Employment Tribunal unless you worked at least 1 year.

[Xenophon]

Sounds like your manager has taken a strategic holiday ... and asa contractor you may have been sacrificied for the Greater Good.

He is a permie. Still, it could be a permie sacrifice...

[Xenophon]

<<canned laughter>>

^^WHS^^

[AlfredJPruffock]

Sounds like your manager has taken a strategic holiday ... and asa contractor you may have been sacrificied for the Greater Good.

[NotAllThere]

During an audit answer only the questions asked, truthfully, with the minimal possible actual information. I.e. tell the truth, but not the whole truth. If you need to research the answer, tell them you'll get back to them.

[Spacecadet]

<<canned laughter>>

[AtW]

It's okay, they just want to test your car, if it was A3 you'd get a payraise already...

[Wilmslow]

That is what just happened to me.

Boss away on a course so I had to fill in.

Boss’s boss swooping around me, hence I had no idea as to what I could, should, and should not say due to no briefing before the meeting.

What a fluck-up!