Lily42uk
Gold Member
Hi Tilly,
Sorry to hear about hubby's job, what a worry, know exactly how you feel they did exactly the same thing to my hubby.
31 years he worked for London Transport and then they came said ok you need to reapply for your job, which he did and they even reinterviewed him, after they interviewed him they said ok you've got your job, but in 3 months time you'll be reinterviewed again and that might mean that you won't have a job after that and it's also the last time now that we will be giving redundancy...so you have a choice take redundancy now and go or wait 3 months and see if you get through the interview but if you don't there won't be any redundancy money left so that will be it...so there he was at the age of 58 in the biggest dilemma of his life stay and hope they put him through after the next interview and if they don't leave with nothing, or go now and get the redundancy...so he left took the 31 years redundancy pay and had a few weeks worrying about whether he'd find another job and then my brother employed him as a van driver/storeman on the same money he was on when he left...sounds good but cos my hubby was in upper management my brother matched his wages but not once in the 7 years until his retirement did he give him a pay rise ...still as I said I know how you feel...it was a struggle but we got through it ..sorry for waffling hun ...hope you're having a good day xxx
Sorry to hear about hubby's job, what a worry, know exactly how you feel they did exactly the same thing to my hubby.
31 years he worked for London Transport and then they came said ok you need to reapply for your job, which he did and they even reinterviewed him, after they interviewed him they said ok you've got your job, but in 3 months time you'll be reinterviewed again and that might mean that you won't have a job after that and it's also the last time now that we will be giving redundancy...so you have a choice take redundancy now and go or wait 3 months and see if you get through the interview but if you don't there won't be any redundancy money left so that will be it...so there he was at the age of 58 in the biggest dilemma of his life stay and hope they put him through after the next interview and if they don't leave with nothing, or go now and get the redundancy...so he left took the 31 years redundancy pay and had a few weeks worrying about whether he'd find another job and then my brother employed him as a van driver/storeman on the same money he was on when he left...sounds good but cos my hubby was in upper management my brother matched his wages but not once in the 7 years until his retirement did he give him a pay rise ...still as I said I know how you feel...it was a struggle but we got through it ..sorry for waffling hun ...hope you're having a good day xxx