get it in a bright or light colour (ie a nice blue, pink, cream) and pair it with a plain top and skinny jeans. always my go-to with blazers anyway! you can dress up then with heels and accessories, or keep more casual.Got a night out planned this weekend. Not sure how to wear a blazer without it feeling like I’m going to work?!!! Seen a few on boo hoo but how to make sure it looks more casual than formal? Ty everyone
Jeans. Probably blackwhat kind of bottoms were you fancying?
thank youget it in a bright or light colour (ie a nice blue, pink, cream) and pair it with a plain top and skinny jeans. always my go-to with blazers anyway! you can dress up then with heels and accessories, or keep more casual.
try to avoid a black, as that instantly looks more formal.
if you’re going black jeans i’d defo go with a nice bright blazer, you could pair it with a nice necklace and a bagJeans. Probably black
thank you
Boohoo have got some bright ones. Pink blue or green. Love them but theyre so bold. Defo will avoid black thank you
Thank youif you’re going black jeans i’d defo go with a nice bright blazer, you could pair it with a nice necklace and a bag
If there's enough time to cancel I'd go with the girl you know and like.So I need to get my hair done. Messaged the girl who has done my hair the past couple of times who I really like and she took ages to respond so in meantime booked elsewhere.. now she has responded.
Do I still with current one or go to new one?
With a black cardigan/jacket, perhaps tights and flats/long boots to tone it down I’d say so.Can I wear this to a funeral? Or is the flowers too much. It’s the only blackish dress I have
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Didn’t think bare arms would be so controversial! Never even came up in my thoughts as a no-noWith a black cardigan/jacket, perhaps tights and flats/long boots to tone it down I’d say so.
Bare arms, legs and heels I’d say it’s possibly a bit flashy.
But I would say don’t wear a dress you love to a funeral if it’s someone close because you’ll always think of it when you wear it again.
H&M has got a wear it all the time ‘rib knit dress’ code 1130015001 for £19.99 or this for £15.
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I always thought the traditional rules were to cover yourself up apart from shins and forearms downwards, but I may be making that up.Didn’t think bare arms would be so controversial! Never even came up in my thoughts as a no-no
I’ll have a little look in H&M thanks
I’ll be honest I don’t know funeral etiquette. Not something I’ve given much thought. I’ve been only to one funeral as an adult and I didn’t wear black thenI always thought the traditional rules were to cover yourself up apart from shins and forearms downwards, but I may be making that up.
Absolutely, I wore a black dress with little cream flowers, black denim jacket, black tights, boots and handbag recently. Don't stress, the family will be delighted you are there.Can I wear this to a funeral? Or is the flowers too much. It’s the only blackish dress I have
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My old job before I had my son was exactly like that but he used to give me huge anxiety. In my experience i felt much better once I left but I did just one day wake up and decided not to go backI think I might need to quit my job but I'm really really scared. My current boss is a bully, if he has you in his sights he is awful. But if you're not in his sights this is the best job I've ever had.
So I'm torn but I've had physical issues from all the stress plus depression, and it's really hard for me to decide what the right choice is atm.
Are you in the union? Speak to them, otherwise speak to citizens advice, an make sure you ALWAYS have a witness if there's any meetings, never do a meeting without a no bias witness there, also note down everything he's doing an keep a record of it this will be useful for remembering what's happening, bullying at the workplace is unacceptable an he shouldn't be getting away with it or forcing you out a job you likeI think I might need to quit my job but I'm really really scared. My current boss is a bully, if he has you in his sights he is awful. But if you're not in his sights this is the best job I've ever had.
So I'm torn but I've had physical issues from all the stress plus depression, and it's really hard for me to decide what the right choice is atm.
Thanks, I'm in IT so yes, lots of jobs around, had a look and even some of my non negotiable requirements (100% remote, wages about the same as now) are easy to find.My old job before I had my son was exactly like that but he used to give me huge anxiety. In my experience i felt much better once I left but I did just one day wake up and decided not to go backIf it is effecting your mental health I don’t think it would do any harm to look else where.
is it an easy field of work to get into? X
I'm in a union, not a big one though, and they can help with legal advice but they're a bit powerless. I've been trying and succeeding in connecting other employees who feel the same and we'll be sending an open letter to the boss soon, but I doubt it will help. He's the CEO after all.Are you in the union? Speak to them, otherwise speak to citizens advice, an make sure you ALWAYS have a witness if there's any meetings, never do a meeting without a no bias witness there, also note down everything he's doing an keep a record of it this will be useful for remembering what's happening, bullying at the workplace is unacceptable an he shouldn't be getting away with it or forcing you out a job you like
I think it completely depends on if you will still feel happy in the work place once you have raised your concerns about him too. I agree with the previous poster that he shouldn’t be allowed but if he is a CEO is there much you can do anyway?Thanks, I'm in IT so yes, lots of jobs around, had a look and even some of my non negotiable requirements (100% remote, wages about the same as now) are easy to find.
I'm in a union, not a big one though, and they can help with legal advice but they're a bit powerless. I've been trying and succeeding in connecting other employees who feel the same and we'll be sending an open letter to the boss soon, but I doubt it will help. He's the CEO after all.
That No- Bias person is seriously a great idea, one of my coworkers just had a call with him without anyone there and it wasn't easy from what I hear.
Yeah you honestly never want to do meetings without a witness there because the other can spin it an make them out to be the victimI'm in a union, not a big one though, and they can help with legal advice but they're a bit powerless. I've been trying and succeeding in connecting other employees who feel the same and we'll be sending an open letter to the boss soon, but I doubt it will help. He's the CEO after all.
That No- Bias person is seriously a great idea, one of my coworkers just had a call with him without anyone there and it wasn't easy from what I hear.
Have you googled how to do a forced restart, or factory reset? Some laptops have a pin hole which on insertion of a paper clip will start.Has anyone ever had to take something back while they are still signed into things an it's been ok?
My tablet is 4 month old an won't switch on so it's going back, but obviously am still signed into things on it, email, my Google account etc, I've changed my passwords but am still a bit paranoid, am assuming it will just go back to the factory an they will instantly factory reset it but I still don't like that I can't get it on to sign out of everything
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