Soldato
- Joined
- 12 May 2007
- Posts
- 3,896
- Location
- Bristol
Six years ago, I started with a company that had 3 employees and was being ran out of the front room of a guys house. I helped make it what it is today, a successful company with 50+ employees and a company owned office.
To thank me for all my hard work over the years, I received this yesterday.
Anyone know how redundancy works? I gather they're trying to go the route of saying there is no longer a position in my city, but the thing is that there never was a 'Bristol Position' as they have no business here. it's always just been 'my position'. So what they are doing is literally just forcing me out and replacing me with someone with a near identical skillset.
To thank me for all my hard work over the years, I received this yesterday.
Following a review of our operation we feel that our needs have changed to the extent that it is now essential that our website development team is operating from a single location in Leeds. We consider that this is more likely to assist us in terms of the supervision of projects and ensure maximum productivity and quality.
As a key member of the digital team it would be preferable to the business if you would move to Leeds in order to fully contribute to the growth of the digital department. As you know we've discussed this on many occasions.
We're at a point in time with the business where if you will not relocate to Leeds then your position in Bristol will likely cease to exist. That is through no fault of your own, you can choose to work from where you wish, however should you decide not to come to Leeds then unfortunately that will mean we'll have no choice but to make alternative arrangements to source someone with your skillset from the local area. Should that prove to be the case we will have to initiate a redundancy consultation process in relation to your role.
With the above in mind will you please consider your intentions and let me know by Jan 2nd 2013. If before that date you would like any more information or to discuss the option please let me know.
Anyone know how redundancy works? I gather they're trying to go the route of saying there is no longer a position in my city, but the thing is that there never was a 'Bristol Position' as they have no business here. it's always just been 'my position'. So what they are doing is literally just forcing me out and replacing me with someone with a near identical skillset.