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You might of seen my post on the supercars spotted thread that I lost my job basically these are the facts,
I am 19 and have been working at the place for around 9 months, on a casual contract
This is the third time they have gotten rid of me, first time was for not working hard enough which was hard as there was barely anything to do, the second time I was told I was no longer need which is stupid as by then I was doing a lot of other peoples work so that they could have a breather as they had less work to do and finally on Thursday, I was approached by my Line Managers, Manager asking me why I blanked my Line Manager but I told him what happened, that I didnt know she was talking to me as there was a few people in the room and she never called me by my name, so how would I know then somehow I got onto saying how if I dont go and do my work she will lie to get me into trouble, everything I said about my Line Manager I was either told I had made up or they changed the subject.
The b
king was over, I worked for the last hour thinking everything was alright, walking home and was phoned and told not to come in tomorrow (Friday) and not to come in Monday while they are deciding about my position. We all know I will be told not to come back as my Line Manager gets away with everything and never once been punished at all
Is this fair or even legal to do
I am 19 and have been working at the place for around 9 months, on a casual contract
This is the third time they have gotten rid of me, first time was for not working hard enough which was hard as there was barely anything to do, the second time I was told I was no longer need which is stupid as by then I was doing a lot of other peoples work so that they could have a breather as they had less work to do and finally on Thursday, I was approached by my Line Managers, Manager asking me why I blanked my Line Manager but I told him what happened, that I didnt know she was talking to me as there was a few people in the room and she never called me by my name, so how would I know then somehow I got onto saying how if I dont go and do my work she will lie to get me into trouble, everything I said about my Line Manager I was either told I had made up or they changed the subject.
The b
king was over, I worked for the last hour thinking everything was alright, walking home and was phoned and told not to come in tomorrow (Friday) and not to come in Monday while they are deciding about my position. We all know I will be told not to come back as my Line Manager gets away with everything and never once been punished at allIs this fair or even legal to do

Hackney said:
Not sure what kind of contract you have where they can keep "sacking" you and then getting you back. Either way it sounds like you'd be better off out of there.
I have never signed anything but always been told I have no rights due to a casual contract 
I am not going back, just want to know what I can do about what has happened as I feel like its quite unfair and not right at all
michael243 said:
Is this fair or even legal to do 
Don't know about the "fair" aspect. 
AIUI your company can get rid of you for any reason it likes during the first two year's of employment or no reason at all. However you may be able to claim for discrimination if you have been dismissed for reasons relating to age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation.
Having said all that, after they had dismissed you twice, why did you go back the third time?
Countdown said:
Don't know about the "fair" aspect.
AIUI your company can get rid of you for any reason it likes during the first two year's of employment or no reason at all. However you may be able to claim for discrimination if you have been dismissed for reasons relating to age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation.
Having said all that, after they had dismissed you twice, why did you go back the third time?
Hmm I dont think any of that applies to me thenAIUI your company can get rid of you for any reason it likes during the first two year's of employment or no reason at all. However you may be able to claim for discrimination if you have been dismissed for reasons relating to age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation.
Having said all that, after they had dismissed you twice, why did you go back the third time?
So I can afford to pay for my driving lessons, pay rent, phone contract buy clothes and visit London
Countdown said:
Fair enough but given that they've sacked you three times, surely there must be better options out there?
This is the problem, I have no skills at anything, and have no idea what I want for a career so at least this was a job that gave me the money I needed to pay for those things I'd sign up with all of the local agencies - that way something else will come along shortly I'm sure.
If you feel you have no skills/experience and no idea of what to do, agency work can actually be quite useful in that you can end up trying out a variety of low skilled jobs in lots of different workplaces. Once you've seen inside a few firm, this may give you some feel for what you might want to do for study and/or a permie job.
If you feel you have no skills/experience and no idea of what to do, agency work can actually be quite useful in that you can end up trying out a variety of low skilled jobs in lots of different workplaces. Once you've seen inside a few firm, this may give you some feel for what you might want to do for study and/or a permie job.
oldbanger said:
I'd sign up with all of the local agencies - that way something else will come along shortly I'm sure.
If you feel you have no skills/experience and no idea of what to do, agency work can actually be quite useful in that you can end up trying out a variety of low skilled jobs in lots of different workplaces. Once you've seen inside a few firm, this may give you some feel for what you might want to do for study and/or a permie job.
Thanks for the advice, I shall start looking and applying on MondayIf you feel you have no skills/experience and no idea of what to do, agency work can actually be quite useful in that you can end up trying out a variety of low skilled jobs in lots of different workplaces. Once you've seen inside a few firm, this may give you some feel for what you might want to do for study and/or a permie job.
mickrick said:
You like photography?
Why not take it up as a career?
Get yourself signed up for night school, and get some qualifications.
Good luck
As I dont believe I can be any good, if you follow the Supercars Spotted thread, I post 5 photos a day, and they are mostly sWhy not take it up as a career?
Get yourself signed up for night school, and get some qualifications.

Good luck

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