Things that give you the sh1ts

[nuggety goodness]

the time between resigning one job and starting at the next...

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

[Choccies]

Waiting for test results from the hospital system........

[redden whites]

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

With no contract who says you have to give 4 weeks notice?

[mighty_tiger_79]

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

With no contract who says you have to give 4 weeks notice?

exactly

any annual leave to take or you want that paid out or you casual basis?

[mighty_tiger_79]

the missus getting a couch and now after only setting it up has decided its not what she envisaged

not even 24hrs old, barely been used!!!!!

off to e-bay i think to try and sell it

[Rik E Boy]

Epilespy!

regards,

REB

[Psyber]

Waiting for test results from the hospital system........

I went private for mine and finished up sitting with the guy from Radiology SA watching them come up on his computer screen immediately after they were done. [Being a doctor myself helps of course..]
Follow up ones done late one afternoon were relayed to me by my private specialist within 2 days.

[Baron Greenback]

Waking up on a cold morning after a 3-hour training session the night before.
Not good. Not good.

[Choccies]

Waiting for test results from the hospital system........

I went private for mine and finished up sitting with the guy from Radiology SA watching them come up on his computer screen immediately after they were done. [Being a doctor myself helps of course..]
Follow up ones done late one afternoon were relayed to me by my private specialist within 2 days.

Unfortunatley not that easy Psyb. Its MRI and blood results for Junior Junior Choccies which have shown very little so now the poor little bugger has to have an EEG and Skin Biopsy as well. I guess they try to rule out certain diagnosises (sp??) with each test but we still know very little and its a bit frustrating

[Lightning McQueen]

the time between resigning one job and starting at the next...

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

Make continual errors.

[Booney]

the time between resigning one job and starting at the next...

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

I believe Law is one pay cycle.(?) So if you're paid monthly you're stuffed. I'd say two weeks is more than sufficient and to give one week is a little rude IMO as employers have no chance of advertising / employing someone to replace you in one week.

[nuggety goodness]

the time between resigning one job and starting at the next...

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

I believe Law is one pay cycle.(?) So if you're paid monthly you're stuffed. I'd say two weeks is more than sufficient and to give one week is a little rude IMO as employers have no chance of advertising / employing someone to replace you in one week.

ok well considering i get paid monthly i'm stuck either way...

i'm here to tie up my loose ends and that's it. he's looking to find a replacement and if he does in that time then i'll help him to get up to speed on it all. lookin forward to May 10 and a new start...

[wycbloods]

the time between resigning one job and starting at the next...

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

I believe Law is one pay cycle.(?) So if you're paid monthly you're stuffed. I'd say two weeks is more than sufficient and to give one week is a little rude IMO as employers have no chance of advertising / employing someone to replace you in one week.

Not correct Booney. Each award may be different but usually the length of service plays a part in how much notice you need to give if you NG have been there less than a year then usually only 1 weeks notice is required. The maximum notice you would be required is a month.

If NG wants to give me a PM with the industry and the length of time he has been there i can let him know what notice he needs to give.

[Psyber]

Waiting for test results from the hospital system........

I went private for mine and finished up sitting with the guy from Radiology SA watching them come up on his computer screen immediately after they were done. [Being a doctor myself helps of course..]
Follow up ones done late one afternoon were relayed to me by my private specialist within 2 days.

Unfortunatley not that easy Psyb. Its MRI and blood results for Junior Junior Choccies which have shown very little so now the poor little bugger has to have an EEG and Skin Biopsy as well. I guess they try to rule out certain diagnosises (sp??) with each test but we still know very little and its a bit frustrating

Fair enough, its clearly not the simple stuff then.
Some of the less routine tests require special setting up for too which adds to the time taken.
I hope it is all sorted out soon..

[My Greek was never as good as my Latin, but it is "diagnosis" singular, "diagnoses" plural.]

[mighty_tiger_79]

the time between resigning one job and starting at the next...

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

I believe Law is one pay cycle.(?) So if you're paid monthly you're stuffed. I'd say two weeks is more than sufficient and to give one week is a little rude IMO as employers have no chance of advertising / employing someone to replace you in one week.

Not correct Booney. Each award may be different but usually the length of service plays a part in how much notice you need to give if you NG have been there less than a year then usually only 1 weeks notice is required. The maximum notice you would be required is a month.

If NG wants to give me a PM with the industry and the length of time he has been there i can let him know what notice he needs to give.

i know in my industry, its one week notice for work under 12 months and then i think 2 weeks notice for anything else

[Booney]

the time between resigning one job and starting at the next...

4 weeks notice is far too long IMO, but i'm doin my mate a favour, don't really wanna be here anymore but what can you do!!!

I believe Law is one pay cycle.(?) So if you're paid monthly you're stuffed. I'd say two weeks is more than sufficient and to give one week is a little rude IMO as employers have no chance of advertising / employing someone to replace you in one week.

Not correct Booney. Each award may be different but usually the length of service plays a part in how much notice you need to give if you NG have been there less than a year then usually only 1 weeks notice is required. The maximum notice you would be required is a month.

If NG wants to give me a PM with the industry and the length of time he has been there i can let him know what notice he needs to give.

Thats why I put the (?) after my first comment.

[redden whites]

For me its a week and I have been there 23yr and 11 months................CEPU (member number 7633)

[Mr66]

the missus getting a couch and now after only setting it up has decided its not what she envisaged

not even 24hrs old, barely been used!!!!!

off to e-bay i think to try and sell it

Which one?

[Turbo]

The amounts of roadworks at the moment. Far too much, making us go far too slow

[HH3]

For me its a week and I have been there 23yr and 11 months................CEPU (member number 7633)

So you've worked there longer than ive been alive...by 1 year and 10 months...**** THAT!!!