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i am leaving my job. please help

avesh6994 · 2014-05-10 11:19:35

Hi, I'm new in Ireland and I'm working in subway since 9 months and now I'm going to leave job. What things I should keep in mind please help.

10-05-2014 11:19am

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avesh6994

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Hi, I'm new in Ireland and I'm working in subway since 9 months and now I'm going to leave job. What things I should keep in mind please help.

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#2 10-05-2014 11:22am

Rachiee

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Don't leave your job until you have a new one.

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#3 10-05-2014 11:27am

avesh6994

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Rachiee wrote: »

Don't leave your job until you have a new one.

But I've to. I've lots of study to do. I'm just 19.

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#4 10-05-2014 11:38am

ElleEm

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What sort of advice are you looking for?
Are you a full time student? College or Leaving Cert? How will you afford to live with no income?

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#5 10-05-2014 8:28pm

Mrs OBumble

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Give the amount of notice that your contact says.

Ask your manager if you can use them as a referee, and get their personal contact details, not just work

Make sure they give you a P45.

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#6 13-05-2014 2:37pm

stevenmu

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Once you get your P45, talk to the Revenue Commisioners as well. If you won't be working again in the current tax year, then you may be able to claim back a large amount of the tax that you have paid.

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