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Terrified handing in my notice

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exhaustedbadMum · 11/09/2018 23:16

I've been out of the work force a long time due to family commitments and a lot of moving from one place to another. I went back to paid partime work 4 months ago, in a completely unrelated field to my qualifications. I work only partime and receive quite a poor salary, it actually cost me to work during the summer holidays. Since my children have returned to school I'm finding the job quite stressful. I am only paid to work 10 hours a week but am expected to answer a number of queries/emails etc out of my paid hours. I have also recently begun a course/training to further myself in my original field, this is quite a commitment and will eat up most/all of my free time. I'm going to hand in my notice tomorrow and will have to work 2 days this week and next week and then I'm hoping to take the holidays I'm owed for the last week in September. I'm so scared of a bad atmosphere in the office when I hand in my resignation letter. My boss although nice is very chaotic and has a tendency to blame me for her oversights and then when she discovers her mistake overlooks the fact that she originally laid blame at my feet. Also I discovered that I hadn't been paid for last month's work and when I asked her if she could organize payment she didn't acknowledge it and hasn't yet and I feel that she should have at least said sorry! Does anyone have any advice for me. I think I lost a lot of confidence by being out of paid work for so long and I don't know what to expect. The last time I resigned I was leaving a country and felt I had a legitimate right to leave!

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MLTS · 11/09/2018 23:22

My only advice is just do it as soon as toy get it. Don't put it off. It will be a big weight off your shoulders and that's the first step out of the way. If they atmosphere is bad after that just tell yourself you made the right decision and your another day closer to being finished. It might not be as bad as you think. Best of luck!

MLTS · 11/09/2018 23:22

*as soon as you get in

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