I'll Get Sacked Again

Similar thing happened to me in my last job and I got terminated. My new job is amazing. Everything happens for a reason.

If it helps OP I'm also in **** at the moment. My boss asked me to do something I wasn't trained to do which led to a fire the following day. The company are now trying to pin it on me and I'm going to be put through a disciplinary. Luckily I'm leaving next week but it's still horrendous.

Work with me daddai

ur mental

ur mean

yeah

How long ago was this termination

It doesn't help because I generally don't like seeing people suffer but what happened anyways? How long were you working there and what did you do that you weren't meant to?

I got terminated in May and got a new job by mid June that’s higher paid and better hours so my ex employer can suck on that

You won’t, keep your head high and stay strong. Ignore them and just keep working hard. Hope things work out for you

I exhaust you, don't I? Me and all my issues.

Wait...THIS MAY? Like..a couple wks after I made my thread about getting terminated?? Jeez...how long were you there for? Why didn't you say anything?

I was there for 2 years and like the other user I was told to do something I wasn’t actually trained to do. I considered appealing but in the end realised that environment was toxic for me anyway and the termination lead me to get a better job with better pay. I was honest to my current employer about what happened at my previous job and they didn’t even care as they appreciated the honesty. Hence why I always believe everything happens for a reason. It worked out better for me in the end

Lol you can't blame other people for you both being retards.

Lol you can't blame other people for you both being retards.

It doesn't help because I generally don't like seeing people suffer but what happened anyways? How long were you working there and what did you do that you weren't meant to?

So I work in a supermarket cafe and was asked one night to drain the oil from one of the fryers we use. Simple enough but I wasn't trained to do it, only managers and team leaders are trained to do anything with the fryers except cook with them. At the time it didn't really click that I hadn't been trained cause the task was so simple, just one of those things that's obvious when you think about it. I ended up not switching the front of the fryer off, only the master switch on the back wall, so when my colleague arrived in the morning and switched it on it started heating but with no oil inside = fire.

Whole store evacuated, fire brigade have come out, all very dramatic etc etc. So it was sort of my fault however I should never have been asked to do it as I wasn't trained. I got hauled in for an investigation, as did the girl who was working on the morning and my manager and told that I should have said no to my manager and refused to do it. Apparently it's being escalated to a disciplinary but my last day is next Friday so I don't really care. I also found out later on that my manager had said she hoped I took the blame as I'm leaving and she'd get off with nothing.

But all this is after 10 months of being spoken to like dirt, being sworn at, treated with no respect, given the wrong shifts every single week, being threatened with disciplinaries if we don't attend staff meetings on our days off even though there's nothing in the contract about them, being told we're not getting paid for staying past close even if there's still work we're expected to complete before we leave.

So good riddance.