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Not paid agreed money for training after quitting position

I was employed [...] There is not a written contract Honestly, the biggest thing you should take from this is a lesson: get it in writing; no reputable company in the UK "employs" people ...
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Requesting Salary Outside of Advertised Range

The honest answer is 'It depends'. To expand upon this, these are the factors that would influence it: The Companies budget. If the company only has the budget for $130K, then they only have the ...
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I felt like I don't have any future

Success isn't measured by other peoples careers. Apply for jobs and feed your child, life is about the journey, fear of rejection just holds you back. And there is nothing to be afraid of.
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negotiated job offer and am I being ghosted now?

You have mentioned that it took six weeks to finish the interview because the leadership is so busy. It seems reasonable to expect the process of counter offer to take weeks as well. It is also ...
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Salary Range Negotiation

is it usually very difficult for him to negotiate an offer of say $190K compared to say $120K? Yes. A 58% difference from what you were offered is often very difficult to negotiate, certainly harder ...
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2 votes

Salary Range Negotiation

A salary range that great will usually mean that what the candidate is ultimately offered will be based on their experience and knowledge. Unless you can convince the company that the experience and ...
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I felt like I don't have any future

I have 4 kids. Although, I am a male, I regard them as my greatest achievement. And so should you. If you need a job, then I am sure you will find the courage. There is absolutely nothing wrong with ...
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1 vote

Manager wants me to attend work at a different area for remote work (far away)

First, talk with HR. Most companies have provisions for paying mileage and expenses in cases like this, where the employee is required to work off-site (i.e., away from his home site) for extended ...
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Manager wants me to attend work at a different area for remote work (far away)

Refusing an assignment will reflect negatively on your job evaluation at best, and may be a Career Limiting Action. You can say you'd rather not, you can ask if there's another way to handle it, you ...
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Manager wants me to attend work at a different area for remote work (far away)

It sounds like you're either being managed out, or they can't find anyone to work at the other campus due to the toxic culture and for some reason can't replace the people causing the toxic culture. I'...
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negotiated job offer and am I being ghosted now?

The appropriate thing to do right now is a lost art in these days of text messages and email. Pick up your telephone, and call the hiring manager or human resources. Inform them that you're concerned ...
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