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Topic: do you ever
gayfifer Joined Sat 04/04/09 Posts: 6655	Sat 08/08/09 04:59 PM
i walk

Jess642 Joined Sat 03/31/07 Posts: 22732	Sat 08/08/09 04:59 PM
i walk no you don't!!!!!!!!!! you run!!!!!!!!!!

hereformore Joined Sat 10/04/08 Posts: 832	Sat 08/08/09 05:00 PM
yeah if you want 2 get your wages Not sure how things are done in England but I know of no place that can legally with hold your wages for not giving two weeks notice.

gayfifer Joined Sat 04/04/09 Posts: 6655	Sat 08/08/09 05:00 PM
i walk no you don't!!!!!!!!!! you run!!!!!!!!!! lol soooooooo true!!!!!

Modela Joined Fri 09/19/08 Posts: 2535	Sat 08/08/09 05:02 PM
work out a two week notice when you leave a job?it's my first time seems weird. Yes, just to be kind and considerate to past employer so they can find a replacement for you and plus you need them as reference when you look for a job someday. "Don't burn bridges" with any bosses or employers.. Several company will call your past employer about your performance. Good luck!

shutterbug Joined Sat 06/16/07 Posts: 34376	Sat 08/08/09 05:03 PM
I gave my 2 week notice when I quit my P-T job a few weeks ago, "professional courtesy"!!!

ramsrt10 Joined Fri 05/08/09 Posts: 48	Sat 08/08/09 05:03 PM
Depends if your doing hard physical labor just leave, if your just setting around talking on a phone or pushing buttons on a cpu just stick it out...

gayfifer Joined Sat 04/04/09 Posts: 6655	Sat 08/08/09 05:04 PM
work out a two week notice when you leave a job?it's my first time seems weird. Yes, just to be kind and considerate to past employer so they can find a replacement for you and plus you need them as reference when you look for a job someday. "Don't burn bridges" with any bosses or employers.. Several company will call your past employer about your performance. Good luck! aww i luv sweet people, seriously - see i'm nasty i don't give a fokk about employers

Modela Joined Fri 09/19/08 Posts: 2535	Sat 08/08/09 05:05 PM
work out a two week notice when you leave a job?it's my first time seems weird. Yes, just to be kind and considerate to past employer so they can find a replacement for you and plus you need them as reference when you look for a job someday. "Don't burn bridges" with any bosses or employers.. Several company will call your past employer about your performance. Good luck! aww i luv sweet people, seriously - see i'm nasty i don't give a fokk about employers Oh Fif, quit it...

gayfifer Joined Sat 04/04/09 Posts: 6655	Sat 08/08/09 05:06 PM
work out a two week notice when you leave a job?it's my first time seems weird. Yes, just to be kind and considerate to past employer so they can find a replacement for you and plus you need them as reference when you look for a job someday. "Don't burn bridges" with any bosses or employers.. Several company will call your past employer about your performance. Good luck! aww i luv sweet people, seriously - see i'm nasty i don't give a fokk about employers Oh Fif, quit it... no i do, honestly

lilbug Joined Wed 10/10/07 Posts: 14791	Sat 08/08/09 05:09 PM
Yep, I always have and in most cases the employer I was fixin' to start working for appreciated the fact that I had the character to do so.

rara777 Joined Thu 10/18/07 Posts: 61408	Sat 08/08/09 08:18 PM
Even though I have been "laid off" from jobs over the years. I have always worked out my two week notice no matter how pissy the company or the bosses acted. I want to be known as a man of my word, even though the companies haven`t been good to their word most of the time.

FearandLoathing Joined Fri 12/28/07 Posts: 30121	Sat 08/08/09 08:22 PM
its your responsability, to end your contract it shows every new employer that your professonal its the way we do things in buisness unless you jump over the boss`s desk and kill him with a fountine pen in wich case i think its policy to leeve straight away. He's right you know...well, about the pen thing anyway.

MsTeddyBear2u Joined Fri 04/06/07 Posts: 22031	Sat 08/08/09 08:28 PM
work out a two week notice when you leave a job?it's my first time seems weird. i wouldn't like burning the bridge i am standing on i might have to cross it again in the future..just a thought..one never knows. Yep what he said...

TxsGal3333 Joined Tue 09/05/06 Posts: 76392	Sat 08/08/09 08:28 PM
Sure always have given a notice and have never been fired. To me it is best to leave on good terms if possible.

Winx Joined Fri 08/31/07 Posts: 39051	Sat 08/08/09 09:41 PM
Even though I have been "laid off" from jobs over the years. I have always worked out my two week notice no matter how pissy the company or the bosses acted. I want to be known as a man of my word, even though the companies haven`t been good to their word most of the time. My father has always told me that a man is only as good as his word.