Probably getting laid off....
#41
02-25-2009, 05:59 PM
It's kinda funny, I had a friend mentioned to me that he heard from a friend of his, who's friend said that my company is planning on shutting down their Calgary office. First I've heard of this, and knowing that the company I work for just recieved a 10 year contract extension with our biggest customer makes me wonder where/how these rumors get started...
Plus, the Calgary office is the only office lol...
Plus, the Calgary office is the only office lol...
#42
02-25-2009, 06:09 PM
We are affected slightly, but not as much as most industries.
#43
02-25-2009, 06:10 PM
Lol thanks! It took me like 3 days to get from 990 -1000 posts!
#44
02-26-2009, 08:32 PM
Well tomorrow is my last day at work. Our physician retired on 12/31/08 and the hospital has allowed us
to stay until now to close things down. He has been in practice for 30 years so closing has been a huge
undertaking. The hospital has no jobs but RN's or LPN's so there are not positions to move us into. The plan is to take some time off for a much needed break. I have to wait one week before applying for unemployment. Will plan to dust off my resume and pray to find something soon. Hope everyone else is not in the same position - it has been 32 years since I have not had a steady job. I view it as a blessing to do some much needed work around the house,spend time with my family and organize my garage. If we get a warm day then planning to wax the car.
Cat :x
to stay until now to close things down. He has been in practice for 30 years so closing has been a huge
undertaking. The hospital has no jobs but RN's or LPN's so there are not positions to move us into. The plan is to take some time off for a much needed break. I have to wait one week before applying for unemployment. Will plan to dust off my resume and pray to find something soon. Hope everyone else is not in the same position - it has been 32 years since I have not had a steady job. I view it as a blessing to do some much needed work around the house,spend time with my family and organize my garage. If we get a warm day then planning to wax the car.
Cat :x
#45
02-26-2009, 10:59 PM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Posts: 4,997
Well tomorrow is my last day at work. Our physician retired on 12/31/08 and the hospital has allowed us
to stay until now to close things down. He has been in practice for 30 years so closing has been a huge
undertaking. The hospital has no jobs but RN's or LPN's so there are not positions to move us into. The plan is to take some time off for a much needed break. I have to wait one week before applying for unemployment. Will plan to dust off my resume and pray to find something soon. Hope everyone else is not in the same position - it has been 32 years since I have not had a steady job. I view it as a blessing to do some much needed work around the house,spend time with my family and organize my garage. If we get a warm day then planning to wax the car.
Cat :x
to stay until now to close things down. He has been in practice for 30 years so closing has been a huge
undertaking. The hospital has no jobs but RN's or LPN's so there are not positions to move us into. The plan is to take some time off for a much needed break. I have to wait one week before applying for unemployment. Will plan to dust off my resume and pray to find something soon. Hope everyone else is not in the same position - it has been 32 years since I have not had a steady job. I view it as a blessing to do some much needed work around the house,spend time with my family and organize my garage. If we get a warm day then planning to wax the car.
Cat :x
#46
09-29-2009, 06:59 PM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Posts: 4,997
Ahhhhhhh, here we go again.....
I was kind of hoping that things would turn around, but work has really started to dry up around the office and unless we get some kind of kick ass project I am done early next year.
There have been a few more waves of layoffs and now there are people jumping ship like crazy
I was kind of hoping that things would turn around, but work has really started to dry up around the office and unless we get some kind of kick ass project I am done early next year.
There have been a few more waves of layoffs and now there are people jumping ship like crazy
#48
09-30-2009, 10:36 AM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Posts: 4,997
I figure if things just keep sliding down I will end up taking a leave to do my Engineering degree. I have been meaning to do it for a number of years, but the market has been so good it was hard to walk away.
#49
09-30-2009, 10:58 PM
What else do you need to complete an Engineering degree? Good luck man, if anything comes up, I'll definitely hit you up.
Sorry I couldn't help you out and get some projects through the door, my co-worker just isn't comfortable going back to where he came from for work
Sorry I couldn't help you out and get some projects through the door, my co-worker just isn't comfortable going back to where he came from for work
#50
10-01-2009, 09:34 PM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Posts: 4,997
No worries, not like I take it personally by any means. Although it is too bad we couldn't get something going, with this whole recession business we have really leaned out and the only people left are all the keeners
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