My boss has started showing groups around the office with an intention to sell
He's not said a word to the team but I hope we're not all about to be out of a job
31-35, M
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Longpatrol · 31-35, M
@JonUK41 Singapore, I'd not consider Singapore to be worker friendly
JonUK41 · 36-40, M
@Longpatrol OK, can't help you with specifics. I think you're right about Singapore.
If I was you I'd lawyer up now and find out where you stand. Obviously you'll need to make decisions potentially quite quickly. In my experience best approach has always been anticipate their next move and be ready to respond.
Good luck. Lets us know how you get on.
If I was you I'd lawyer up now and find out where you stand. Obviously you'll need to make decisions potentially quite quickly. In my experience best approach has always been anticipate their next move and be ready to respond.
Good luck. Lets us know how you get on.
Longpatrol · 31-35, M
@JonUK41 yup I've got my resume updated and I do have a couple of leads in case things go tits up
JonUK41 · 36-40, M
@Longpatrol Good man. This may end up in your favour, new career opportunities under the new owners.
But as I said earlier in an uncertain situation you always need to be 1 step ahead - anticipate scenarios/prepare your response for any eventuality. You don't want to be thinking after decisions have been made, do your thinking with a clear head. If things go tits up you might need to be in a position to react legally very quickly.
Best to you mate.
But as I said earlier in an uncertain situation you always need to be 1 step ahead - anticipate scenarios/prepare your response for any eventuality. You don't want to be thinking after decisions have been made, do your thinking with a clear head. If things go tits up you might need to be in a position to react legally very quickly.
Best to you mate.