Roll with it
Just yesterday I was thinking that life is feeling pretty good again in most ways.
Today I went into work and within an hour had recieved a firm-wide email telling us that (despite their assurances to the contrary just a couple of months ago) we were feeling the bite of the economic downturn, and a "strategic review" of staffing was underway.
18 lawyers were made redundant today, and support staff will be reviewed and redundancies, if necessary, will happen probably in July.
I am not overly optimistic about keeping my job - they say they will look at skill sets & requirements etc, but it seems fairly obvious to me that PT central staff will be the first to go, regardless of how wonderful we are (or otherwise).
Still, I'm actually not that concerned. If I keep the job, that will be great, if I lose it, at least I'll have the summer holidays off:) And I can certainly keep myself busy!! And I've been made redundant before, something else will come up. It's not as though this is my dream career-making job.
Although I think perhaps this is an opportune time to send in an updated CV and remind them of all those wonderful skills I do have:)
Today I went into work and within an hour had recieved a firm-wide email telling us that (despite their assurances to the contrary just a couple of months ago) we were feeling the bite of the economic downturn, and a "strategic review" of staffing was underway.
18 lawyers were made redundant today, and support staff will be reviewed and redundancies, if necessary, will happen probably in July.
I am not overly optimistic about keeping my job - they say they will look at skill sets & requirements etc, but it seems fairly obvious to me that PT central staff will be the first to go, regardless of how wonderful we are (or otherwise).
Still, I'm actually not that concerned. If I keep the job, that will be great, if I lose it, at least I'll have the summer holidays off:) And I can certainly keep myself busy!! And I've been made redundant before, something else will come up. It's not as though this is my dream career-making job.
Although I think perhaps this is an opportune time to send in an updated CV and remind them of all those wonderful skills I do have:)
Labels: money, redundancy, work
1 Comments:
At Saturday, March 07, 2009 11:26:00 am, Anonymous said…
at least you can be philosophical!
good luck
(came here from crazie queen's palace - sorry, must have missed you at the purple party)
belleek
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