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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostIf he goes part time, will that affect future redundancy entitlement? A lot of companies base payouts on the salary you're paid at the time.
Redundancy calc hereLast edited by wobbegong; 27 October 2010, 08:46.
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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostIf he goes part time, will that affect future redundancy entitlement? A lot of companies base payouts on the salary you're paid at the time.
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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostIf he goes part time, will that affect future redundancy entitlement? A lot of companies base payouts on the salary you're paid at the time.
OH's day went from bad to worse, his 74 year old dad has to have urgent surgery on a suspect tumour in his throat.
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If he goes part time, will that affect future redundancy entitlement? A lot of companies base payouts on the salary you're paid at the time.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postoh dear is sasguru applying his "superior intellect" to your problem.
If I were you sasguru I'd focus on your basic numeracy classes at evening school.
...oh and perhaps you should do some literacy as well, and then you might learn to spell MRSA, it is a difficult complicated word though.
Good Luck
Good effort though, I think you may have got away with it.
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oh dear is sasguru applying his "superior intellect" to your problem.
If I were you sasguru I'd focus on your basic numeracy classes at evening school.
...oh and perhaps you should do some literacy as well, and then you might learn to spell MRSA, it is a difficult complicated word though.
Good LuckLast edited by BlasterBates; 26 October 2010, 16:35.
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Originally posted by Boudica View Postso, for the slow flatulent one at the back, yes, that's you mr sasguru
i blame gordon for borrowing and spending on things which did not create wealth, or generate income. the work my OH does will always need to be done it is not a creation of gordon, the work is being delayed however in the meantime my OH's co doesn't carry any debt at all so...
i typed slow so you could keep up.
And put the kettle on, there's a dear.
If your OH has relevant skills he will find work surely.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI'm confused. You seem to be blaming Gordon for creating a job that has kept your OH in employment.
Surely you should be thanking him?
i blame gordon for borrowing and spending on things which did not create wealth, or generate income. the work my OH does will always need to be done it is not a creation of gordon, the work is being delayed however in the meantime my OH's co doesn't carry any debt at all so...
i typed slow so you could keep up.
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You do know that Gordon Brown is no longer the Prime Minister and had no decision in you OH job going?
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I'm confused. You seem to be blaming Gordon for creating a job that has kept your OH in employment.
Surely you should be thanking him?
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