Time to spruce up your CV and start looking at the employment section in the newspaper? Here are some signs that it might be time.
Signs to look out for
The person with whom you were involved in a dispute last year, has just been promoted to a managerial position
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You do not feel like going to work at all and are constantly off sick
The most challenging thing you do at work daily is to up your scores in computer games
Men from the Receiver’s office have been at work for the last fortnight behind closed doors
You caught your boss and someone from Accounts in a compromising position in the photocopying room
You receive a letter of warning about trivialities, such as spending too much time in the toilet or being two minutes late in the morning.
The boss is constantly away from the office on long trips to exotic locations and you are pretty sure she is not footing the bill herself.
You are suddenly and inexplicably moved to an office between the men’s lavatory and the broom cupboard
You are suddenly asked for ideas on how to streamline the company, or they employ what is euphemistically known as an efficiency consultant
You are given impossible targets or deadlines to meet.
From lunchtime onwards you are clockwatching
Your salary cheque bounces
You see an advertisement for your job in the newspaper
After years of being kept very busy, you suddenly have absolutely nothing to do as everything gets given to other people
You are suddenly asked to justify expenditure on things like stationery, without which you could not do your job.
After fifteen years with the company, you are asked to rewrite your job description.
Interior decorators that you did not phone, come in to come and do measurements in your office
You are asked to train a family member of one of the directors in your line of work
You arrive one morning at work only to find the offices locked, all the furniture gone and lots of other employees standing in the rain and the manager’s cellphone remains unanswered.
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