Have you been informed that you are "at risk" ? Happy to discuss with you Si been through this twice before.
been going on for months and months - got a vaguely worded letter saying that i have 4 weeks in which to get a job internally or they could force me to be redundent - my time is up 21st july....
Ah, suitable alternative employment? Is there anything you have applied for?
Once your 4 weeks is up they have to give you 90 days notice iirc?
Ah, suitable alternative employment? Is there anything you have applied for?
Once your 4 weeks is up they have to give you 90 days notice iirc?
Si, my honest opinion ...
Take the voluntary redundancy at the last possible moment. Go home and be happy you've come home with twice the amount they would of given you if the kicked you out in a few weeks anyway. Then have a few week off to sort other issues out. Then get/rent yourself a small workshop and set yourself up as a part time or full time mechanic. Sit back and watch the money flow in as everyone within 100 miles chooses to use you, who they can trust with their car, and know you know what you're doing.
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Si, my honest opinion ...
Take the voluntary redundancy at the last possible moment. Go home and be happy you've come home with twice the amount they would of given you if the kicked you out in a few weeks anyway. Then have a few week off to sort other issues out. Then get/rent yourself a small workshop and set yourself up as a part time or full time mechanic. Sit back and watch the money flow in as everyone within 100 miles chooses to use you, who they can trust with their car, and know you know what you're doing.
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I know a guy who has just set up his own garage etc.
Charges 25 quid/hour not vat registered.
He took the risk...and has not looked back!
Order books constantly full!
Why?
Because he provides a good,reliable service charges reasonable prices and is willing to go the extra mile at times!
Id say go for it mate...
Good luck anyway 8)
Si, my honest opinion ...
Take the voluntary redundancy at the last possible moment. Go home and be happy you've come home with twice the amount they would of given you if the kicked you out in a few weeks anyway. Then have a few week off to sort other issues out. Then get/rent yourself a small workshop and set yourself up as a part time or full time mechanic. Sit back and watch the money flow in as everyone within 100 miles chooses to use you, who they can trust with their car, and know you know what you're doing.
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I know a guy who has just set up his own garage etc.
Charges 25 quid/hour not vat registered.
He took the risk...and has not looked back!
Order books constantly full!
Why?
Because he provides a good,reliable service charges reasonable prices and is willing to go the extra mile at times!
Id say go for it mate...
Good luck anyway 8)
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