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nldfc Jul 12th 2011 3:17 am

Gardening Leave
 
Is the dogs dangly bits - Think I might hand in a months notice every July :thumbup:

Steve_P Jul 12th 2011 3:21 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by nldfc (Post 9490813)
Is the dogs dangly bits - Think I might hand in a months notice every July :thumbup:

WTF is Gardening Leave?:confused:

Souvy Jul 12th 2011 3:22 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by nldfc (Post 9490813)
Is the dogs dangly bits - Think I might hand in a months notice every July :thumbup:

That'll look good on the resume.:rolleyes:

MikeUK Jul 12th 2011 3:25 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 9490829)
WTF is Gardening Leave?:confused:

You still work for us... But we don't want you you do anything, please go home and do your gardening, golf, etc
but if you go work for anybody else we'll sue your ass off..

Souvy Jul 12th 2011 3:26 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 9490829)
WTF is Gardening Leave?:confused:

A mechanism commonly used in the financial world. A trader may be on X months notice (from both sides). He hands in his notice. The last thing the employer wants is for the trader to be active during his notice period (poaching clients etc).

Gardening leave is continuing to be paid until the contract runs out but being prevented from doing anything naughty.

el_richo Jul 12th 2011 3:26 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 9490829)
WTF is Gardening Leave?:confused:

The dogs dangly bits. Pay attention, Mr P

iaink Jul 12th 2011 3:27 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 
Oh dear, arse, not ass! One must keep up ones standards mustn't one!

Steve_P Jul 12th 2011 3:32 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by Souvy (Post 9490848)
A mechanism commonly used in the financial world. A trader may be on X months notice (from both sides). He hands in his notice. The last thing the employer wants is for the trader to be active during his notice period (poaching clients etc).

Gardening leave is continuing to be paid until the contract runs out but being prevented from doing anything naughty.

Shakes head and wanders off. :blink:

Atlantic Xpat Jul 12th 2011 3:52 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 
Ohh.....who are you moving to? Still in st johns?

Almost Canadian Jul 12th 2011 4:54 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by iaink (Post 9490856)
Oh dear, arse, not ass! One must keep up one's standards mustn't one!

One must:p

ultrarunner Jul 12th 2011 5:06 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat (Post 9490901)
Ohh.....who are you moving to? Still in st johns?


Now you lost me..."who are you moving to"?

Dangly bits indeed

Steve_P Jul 12th 2011 5:15 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by ultrarunner (Post 9491074)
Now you lost me..."who are you moving to"?

Dangly bits indeed

Name of company. ;)

jimf Jul 12th 2011 5:38 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 9490829)
WTF is Gardening Leave?:confused:

Also an expression for the time someone like a teacher/doctor etc might be receiving pay from their emplyer but not working due to having some charge against them.

Gremmie Jul 12th 2011 6:45 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 9490829)
WTF is Gardening Leave?:confused:

What if you dont have a garden:blink::blink:

nldfc Jul 12th 2011 7:23 am

Re: Gardening Leave
 

Originally Posted by Gremmie (Post 9491325)
What if you dont have a garden:blink::blink:

I think you just have to drink lots of beer in that case ;)


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