telling work your emigrating
#1
telling work your emigrating
Hi All
Thought it would be interesting to find out others exprerience when telling work your leaving. Were hopefully off in April 06.
The other week I was out on a works do and got suitably smashed. I work the next morning remembering little but gradually I recalled vaguely a conversation about australia with my md.
Anyway turns out I told him I was going to Australia after he cajoled it out of me, he had guessed and/or overheard something apparently.
So monday I fessed up to my line manager and chatted to my md and guess what, they were great and still told me I can go for supervisor role. Im so relieved I've been hating keeping it from them.
Has eveyones experience been positive?
Thought it would be interesting to find out others exprerience when telling work your leaving. Were hopefully off in April 06.
The other week I was out on a works do and got suitably smashed. I work the next morning remembering little but gradually I recalled vaguely a conversation about australia with my md.
Anyway turns out I told him I was going to Australia after he cajoled it out of me, he had guessed and/or overheard something apparently.
So monday I fessed up to my line manager and chatted to my md and guess what, they were great and still told me I can go for supervisor role. Im so relieved I've been hating keeping it from them.
Has eveyones experience been positive?
#3
Re: telling work your emigrating
My MD (the twat) just said who else knows (twat!!) the CEO congratulated me and said they would keep my job open for 6 months if it all goes 'orribly wrong -which was nice
#4
Re: telling work your emigrating
Originally Posted by lawlaw
Hi All
Thought it would be interesting to find out others exprerience when telling work your leaving. Were hopefully off in April 06.
The other week I was out on a works do and got suitably smashed. I work the next morning remembering little but gradually I recalled vaguely a conversation about australia with my md.
Anyway turns out I told him I was going to Australia after he cajoled it out of me, he had guessed and/or overheard something apparently.
So monday I fessed up to my line manager and chatted to my md and guess what, they were great and still told me I can go for supervisor role. Im so relieved I've been hating keeping it from them.
Has eveyones experience been positive?
Thought it would be interesting to find out others exprerience when telling work your leaving. Were hopefully off in April 06.
The other week I was out on a works do and got suitably smashed. I work the next morning remembering little but gradually I recalled vaguely a conversation about australia with my md.
Anyway turns out I told him I was going to Australia after he cajoled it out of me, he had guessed and/or overheard something apparently.
So monday I fessed up to my line manager and chatted to my md and guess what, they were great and still told me I can go for supervisor role. Im so relieved I've been hating keeping it from them.
Has eveyones experience been positive?
#5
Re: telling work your emigrating
Its nice to hear such positive responses, its soo nice I can talk about it too people now as I can hardly contain my excitement.
They would prob fire me if they knew how much time I spent on expats though
They would prob fire me if they knew how much time I spent on expats though
#6
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Re: telling work your emigrating
Hi,
I let work know pretty soon into my application, as I needed a reference for my ACS application, so I had to be upfront, which was much better for them, as it gave them enough time to find my replacement, but generally poeple are happy for me.
I am glad you had a positive outcome as well.
All the best for April 06.
Jo
I let work know pretty soon into my application, as I needed a reference for my ACS application, so I had to be upfront, which was much better for them, as it gave them enough time to find my replacement, but generally poeple are happy for me.
I am glad you had a positive outcome as well.
All the best for April 06.
Jo
Originally Posted by kelli28
so far O/Hs boss has been great turns out he nearly applied himself last year. they are even passing his number on to a contact they have in aus. we were hoping for a transfer but they sold all thier offices in aus a few months ago
#7
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Re: telling work your emigrating
My work have been excellent the only problem I have now is that everytime I make a cuppa if anyone is in the kitchen I get asked how everything is going and work aren't giving me much to do since I'm leaving at some point
#8
Re: telling work your emigrating
Originally Posted by jo_west
Hi,
I let work know pretty soon into my application, as I needed a reference for my ACS application, so I had to be upfront, which was much better for them, as it gave them enough time to find my replacement, but generally poeple are happy for me.
I am glad you had a positive outcome as well.
All the best for April 06.
Jo
I let work know pretty soon into my application, as I needed a reference for my ACS application, so I had to be upfront, which was much better for them, as it gave them enough time to find my replacement, but generally poeple are happy for me.
I am glad you had a positive outcome as well.
All the best for April 06.
Jo
#9
Re: telling work your emigrating
Originally Posted by spottydog
My work have been excellent the only problem I have now is that everytime I make a cuppa if anyone is in the kitchen I get asked how everything is going and work aren't giving me much to do since I'm leaving at some point
#10
Re: telling work your emigrating
Because of the TRA and refs required my hubby had to be upfront about the situation at such an early stage. They've been really good about it - the only prob is he gets hassled everyday by people asking have we got it yet! It has also sparked an awful lot of keen interest in other work colleagues as to how you go about it. Hubby feels its a bit like he's taking part in 'The Great Escape' and he's the first one over the fence!!
#11
Re: telling work your emigrating
I'm going to have to tell them soon. We are going in Feb next year, but they have decided to restructure the department and as it stands now, there will only be one person left to do the work of the whole dept once I go. My line manager already knows as I told him when he wasnt my line manager, so it is only fair on him that I tell the senior managers and give them plenty of notice.
The house goes on the market soon, so I will tell them then. They will probably be cool about it, and grateful to have so much notice, so I am not particularly nervous.
The house goes on the market soon, so I will tell them then. They will probably be cool about it, and grateful to have so much notice, so I am not particularly nervous.
#12
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Location: Teignmouth, Devon
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Re: telling work your emigrating
I arrive in Australia on the 23rd September, cannot wait. I am on Garden Leave at the moment, I left work a week ago, but so far I have been called back in 3 times, good to see my work colleagues. I offical leave work on the 2nd September(party day).
Originally Posted by lawlaw
Thanks, when are you off then?
#13
Re: telling work your emigrating
Originally Posted by lawlaw
Hi All
Thought it would be interesting to find out others exprerience when telling work your leaving. Were hopefully off in April 06.
The other week I was out on a works do and got suitably smashed. I work the next morning remembering little but gradually I recalled vaguely a conversation about australia with my md.
Anyway turns out I told him I was going to Australia after he cajoled it out of me, he had guessed and/or overheard something apparently.
So monday I fessed up to my line manager and chatted to my md and guess what, they were great and still told me I can go for supervisor role. Im so relieved I've been hating keeping it from them.
Has eveyones experience been positive?
Thought it would be interesting to find out others exprerience when telling work your leaving. Were hopefully off in April 06.
The other week I was out on a works do and got suitably smashed. I work the next morning remembering little but gradually I recalled vaguely a conversation about australia with my md.
Anyway turns out I told him I was going to Australia after he cajoled it out of me, he had guessed and/or overheard something apparently.
So monday I fessed up to my line manager and chatted to my md and guess what, they were great and still told me I can go for supervisor role. Im so relieved I've been hating keeping it from them.
Has eveyones experience been positive?
he`s now decided i can rent his 3 bed detatched off him for 175 a week till we go!! wish i could take him with me