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I've been in a small warehouse job for almost two years, up until the last few months it was going OK, everyone friendly, helpful and buy me Christmas/birthday presents.- Although they have always been very pushy with questions about my life outside of work yet very cagey about discussing theirs with me and even more cagey about answering fairly basic questions about the company and how long they plan to go on for etc.
Only four of us work at the company- three are directly in charge of me so this has been very tiring at times. The year end figures were completed last month and the company was 18% down compared to previous years. Since then i have been getting a lot of hassle from the three people who work above me to a point where i have been feeling stressed and suffering from anxiety. They have been wanting me to work even more quickly than usual- i work quickly anyway to tight deadlines. They have been checking up on me a lot and have been made to feel bad if i cant complete the work in time.
The others work flexi- time and work on the office/advertising side of things while i process the orders and do the manual work. They pretty much do as they please and don't work normal office hours and when they do arrive there are many answer phone messages and emails to respond to before starting anything else. I feel like they are putting pressure on me even though, it looks to me, like they are possibly 18% down due to them not putting the work in to gain the customers or retain customers etc.
They are constantly leaving work to view cars, houses, to get there hair done, and various other non work related things. I have tried to talk to them about how i feel i cant work any quicker and i have told them i am no longer happy in the job.
To that end i am resigning from my job post with immediate effect after i have worked tomorrow. I have written a long letter along with my formal resignation letter to explain again why i am unhappy. I am supposed to give 1 months notice but this will make it so awkward and they will get to me even more.
Has anyone ever resigned with immediate effect and did you get into any trouble over doing this?
In my resignation letter i stated that i am leaving due to the circumstances of my recent negative work life and also that i am taking on immediate employment elsewhere. Does anyone think i should leave the second bit out about the new job?
I have another job all lined up to start on Wednesday and i don't need a reference from this employer for the new job.
Any advice/ideas would be greatly appreciated
Only four of us work at the company- three are directly in charge of me so this has been very tiring at times. The year end figures were completed last month and the company was 18% down compared to previous years. Since then i have been getting a lot of hassle from the three people who work above me to a point where i have been feeling stressed and suffering from anxiety. They have been wanting me to work even more quickly than usual- i work quickly anyway to tight deadlines. They have been checking up on me a lot and have been made to feel bad if i cant complete the work in time.
The others work flexi- time and work on the office/advertising side of things while i process the orders and do the manual work. They pretty much do as they please and don't work normal office hours and when they do arrive there are many answer phone messages and emails to respond to before starting anything else. I feel like they are putting pressure on me even though, it looks to me, like they are possibly 18% down due to them not putting the work in to gain the customers or retain customers etc.
They are constantly leaving work to view cars, houses, to get there hair done, and various other non work related things. I have tried to talk to them about how i feel i cant work any quicker and i have told them i am no longer happy in the job.
To that end i am resigning from my job post with immediate effect after i have worked tomorrow. I have written a long letter along with my formal resignation letter to explain again why i am unhappy. I am supposed to give 1 months notice but this will make it so awkward and they will get to me even more.
Has anyone ever resigned with immediate effect and did you get into any trouble over doing this?
In my resignation letter i stated that i am leaving due to the circumstances of my recent negative work life and also that i am taking on immediate employment elsewhere. Does anyone think i should leave the second bit out about the new job?
I have another job all lined up to start on Wednesday and i don't need a reference from this employer for the new job.
Any advice/ideas would be greatly appreciated