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  • Resignation

    Hi All. I today handed in my resignation. This followed a brief argument with my boss where he infurred that I had not been completing my job properly and he wanted me in the office in the morning for a "review" . He still wants me in the office to complete this and go through everything in detail. Now I have handed in my notice of one month where do I stand and what could he do if anything. I have been with the company for 2 and half years.
    Thanks for your help
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    Re: Resignation

    If you are going to work your notice you'll have to attend the review.
    He could raise the performance issues at the review and let you know which areas need to improve.
    As you've already resigned it's unlikely that he would threaten disciplinary action (but you never know).
    If your employer was feeling vindictive performance issues could be mentioned in a reference.

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