walking out of work

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gratts

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Nottingham
Burn it.
 
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mr Mag00

mr Mag00

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Deepest Dorset
yh a heart to heart would be good but she is too stubborn and up her own ar53 to listen ravenz, its not about territory its a small charity and people have desks, not some stupid anonymous system where ppl can hot desk, i have files and things on my desk i needed like my diary!! as for office gossip i will probably be the object of it now
 

Sittingduck

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mr Mag00 said:
which is why i have come home and told them i wont be back unitl i have somewhere to work, the ppl responsible dont get in as early as me. they know how i feel about stuff being dumped in my office and in my classroom

Maybe they are doing this as a deliberate wind-up? Has this type of thing happened before... :smile:
 

MarkF

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Yorkshire
I am sorry but it seems petty to me. I'd have moved the stuff and then had a word with everybody, as it is, now you will be the focal point of juicy office gossip. Was it worth it?

I am 46 and if I had a penny for everytime I had heard something similar to "the changes i have brought to that place and the contacts and work i have done. " then I would be a rich man. Of course, the person leaves and business carries on as always.;) You owe your employer not the other way round, the door is always open for you to leave and have your own desk, office and business even.
 
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mr Mag00

mr Mag00

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Deepest Dorset
I am 46 and if I had a penny for everytime I had heard something similar to "the changes i have brought to that place and the contacts and work i have done. " then I would be a rich man. Of course, the person leaves and business carries on as always.;) You owe your employer not the other way round, the door is always open for you to leave and have your own desk, office and business even.

thats why i was asked to go and work there and it so happens to be true! *flips a penny at mark* i have had my own business which i put to one side to go and work at this place the fact that the other staff have a less than professional attitude is not going to stop me making my point.

why should i have spent 2-3 hours of my time looking for somewhere to put this stuff when that is what should have been done in the first place whilst i wasnt there. this isnt a few sheets of paper, i could not see or get to my desk this morning and that is no exageration.
 

MarkF

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Yorkshire
mr Mag00 said:
thats why i was asked to go and work there and it so happens to be true! *flips a penny at mark*

No problem:smile: But you can't post and expect everybody to agree with you, I don't, IMO it was petty and a cluttered desk was not worth winding yourself up about. People would only have been laughing when you left.
 
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mr Mag00

mr Mag00

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Deepest Dorset
i know why the stuff is there, because no one else could be bothered to move to a place of storage! its an office not a cupboard! what i dont find acceptable that it had to be placed in my office which is small as it. i dont post on here and expect ppl to agree as none of us are in the situation i guess i just needed to blow it of somewhere. it wasnt clutered like someone had been there before it was covered in boxes with computer monitors stuffed underneath to the point i could nt get to my diary i couldnt see my desk, not the same as cluttered.
i know im not indespencible but i dont want my contribution to what i do at work to be brought in to question thank you. and yes 2-3 hours carrying monitors and boxes of leaflets to a storage space, that is exactly why they were dumped in there in the first place because no on wanted to do that work.
 
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Herts
I'd try again in the morning.

If still the same, I'd make it clear that I was going home again and would return after Xmas when the landing is cleared and the junk is put back.
 
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