over-excitement kills the poor cat
Sep 23rd 2006, 5:03 pm
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over-excitement kills the poor cat
HI, i am a dec 2005 applicant and my second last employer was pressurising me to join them back at the time of enquiry. I had agreed to do a courtsy 1 month stint with them. They got over excited 
and said that i am still working with them as they must be telling other older clients .
Now i get this letter from co saying all the things i say n my last employer say is true but the second last emloyer is not trust worthy. CLarify???
:scared: What do i do now???
I'm all harrassed. I'm dead meat.
What should i say to CO that its just a mistake ,a slip of tongue.
my future is at stake.
and said that i am still working with them as they must be telling other older clients . Now i get this letter from co saying all the things i say n my last employer say is true but the second last emloyer is not trust worthy. CLarify???
:scared:
What do i do now???I'm all harrassed. I'm dead meat.
What should i say to CO that its just a mistake ,a slip of tongue.
my future is at stake.
Sep 23rd 2006, 5:13 pm
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Re: over-excitement kills the poor cat
Originally Posted by dolly123
HI, i am a dec 2005 applicant and my second last employer was pressurising me to join them back at the time of enquiry. I had agreed to do a courtsy 1 month stint with them. They got over excited and said that i am still working with them as they must be telling other older clients .
Now i get this letter from co saying all the things i say n my last employer say is true but the second last emloyer is not trust worthy. CLarify???
:scared: What do i do now???
I'm all harrassed. I'm dead meat.
What should i say to CO that its just a mistake ,a slip of tongue.
my future is at stake.
and said that i am still working with them as they must be telling other older clients . Now i get this letter from co saying all the things i say n my last employer say is true but the second last emloyer is not trust worthy. CLarify???
:scared:
What do i do now???I'm all harrassed. I'm dead meat.
What should i say to CO that its just a mistake ,a slip of tongue.
my future is at stake.do you mean that your second last employer has told co that you are still working for them?
if so then just get in touch with your co and explain that you left your second last company and have now gone back temp for a month (have dates etc ready)
if you meant something else then i appologise in advance!
tiggs
Sep 23rd 2006, 5:18 pm
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Re: over-excitement kills the poor cat
Originally Posted by Tiggs+Graz
not sure i followed this ...
do you mean that your second last employer has told co that you are still working for them?
if so then just get in touch with your co and explain that you left your second last company and have now gone back temp for a month (have dates etc ready)
if you meant something else then i appologise in advance!
tiggs
do you mean that your second last employer has told co that you are still working for them?
if so then just get in touch with your co and explain that you left your second last company and have now gone back temp for a month (have dates etc ready)
if you meant something else then i appologise in advance!
tiggs
I just cant believe this unbelievable twist in tale
Sep 23rd 2006, 5:23 pm
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Re: over-excitement kills the poor cat
Originally Posted by dolly123
naa, dont apologise. U got it right.
I just cant believe this unbelievable twist in tale
I just cant believe this unbelievable twist in tale
i have worked for one particular company on three separate occasions (with other jobs between) and it can be confusing for someone reading my work history
Sep 23rd 2006, 5:33 pm
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Re: over-excitement kills the poor cat
Originally Posted by Tiggs+Graz
sounds like a misunderstanding to me - i would ask your co what they need to clarify the situation and go from there.
i have worked for one particular company on three separate occasions (with other jobs between) and it can be confusing for someone reading my work history
i have worked for one particular company on three separate occasions (with other jobs between) and it can be confusing for someone reading my work history
I am sorry about ranting, I am so stressed.
I think i should drink myself to sleep. 2moro I will see a new light.
Thing will work out for me too. SOmehow, it will. How , is a mystry. But it will.
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Sep 24th 2006, 6:40 am
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Re: over-excitement kills the poor cat
Confused!!!
Sep 24th 2006, 7:09 am
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Re: over-excitement kills the poor cat
Originally Posted by Jockstar
Confused!!!
Sep 24th 2006, 7:22 am
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Re: over-excitement kills the poor cat
Originally Posted by lollyno1
me to!
Sep 24th 2006, 7:45 am
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Re: over-excitement kills the poor cat
Originally Posted by Pollyana
And I'm still trying to work out where the dead cat fits in
I started reading the thread as i thought it was going to discuss about shipping their pet cat!!!! something i was thinking about doing...
