I lost another job. How do I tell my family?
142564
go and tell them. u should be straight forward and if u r right and not lost but left the job for a reason, then ur calibre will get u another. checking at ur quetions and answers gives me an intention that u r intelligent, and easily earn. so frankly tell ur parents.
1050756
Seek legal advice. I mean if your gonna loose your job anyway and maybe your home for lack of money. What have you got to loose? Your kids could starve you could loose everything you own. Do something before that happens. They company will be heartbroken I'm sure!!!!!!  Most of them couldn't care less about there people, and will try to get you to quit or mess up so they can terminate your employment. Seen it to many times. Just ask a lawyer about you case, they don't have to know you asked them. The lawyer will tell you if you even have a chance. Won't cost to ask!
573159
If they are really causing you this much trouble, you need to get out.  If they really are the reason you have lost jobs, you need to get away from them, or you will never be independent.  Get your own phone line.  While making the transition, avoid them as much as possible.  Go to potential job sites in person, and explain that you cannot be reached by phone at this time, or give a phone number for a friend who you can trust.  Do not tell your sister where you work.  Soon, you will have enough to get your own place, and get away from this.
1132560
I have done this once. I made it short, simple, and to the point. \nI told my employer at the time, " I absolutely love working for you, but it's time for me to move on." I explained that I had an amazing opportunity working in the field in which I had only dreamed.  Not only did it pay for more; it was better for me, and my family.  He was truly saddened by the news.  I finished out my last days with no problem at all.  I even trained my replacement.  I made sure she knew exactly what to do, and even wrote down every thing step by step for her.  \nIt was bitter sweet.  But I knew that I could always come back If I ever need a job.
147856
go to your employer they will usualy send you a another copy
1168080
Well to start off, congratulations for being totally upfront and honest with your former employer about leaving the company.  Even though it seems you were punished for this, it was totally the right thing to do; you have nothing to be ashamed of or anything to feel that you should hide, which you would have had if you had been sneaky or deceitful.  So, that is something a new employer should definitely take into consideration.\nIf I were in your spot, I would be up front and honest about the situation without tearing apart the former boss or company.  I quit my job back inJanuary due to physical and emotional stress, and am just now trying to find a job.  It's taken me that long to get over the damage done to my heart.  I have asked prospective employers to not speak with my former employer, and I tell them the truth:  that it was a very hostile environment and that I am not comfortable with anyone at that company knowing what is going on in my life.  I have, however, given references of people who worked there when I did that are no longer there that I am okay with.  The two places I have been interviewed this week were very understanding.  Mostly, they appreciated my honesty.  But, I was also careful to not tear apart anybody, either.  I think that helped.\nIf you let them know your version of what happened while being respectful of the people involved and they call your old boss who lets her mouth run off about what a louse you are and drags your reputation through the mud and they choose to listen to her, it's probably not the place for you to be anyway.  Chances are they will compare your respectfulness to her disrespect and you'll win out anyway.  In any case, you'll be able to look at yourself in the mirror the next day, knowing you have done the right thing, no matter the outcome. \nBest wishes!
1089954
Maybe you want to consider starting your own business.  When I lost my job a few years ago, I felt about like you did for about 1 day. After that, I made a decision that while searching for another job (which is Just Over Broke) I would search for something I could do to start my own business. \n\nDid you get what I said? I "made a decision" and then took action.\n\nIf you can't do this then don't expect things to get better any time soon. Should you consider your own business, you can get some ideas on this site.\n\nWhatever you decide to do (and you have to decide yourself) \ndo it with great passion and you will succeed.
1180906
I would tell him exactly what you wrote here. It's difficult for both the person leaving and the people left behind. Just remember that sometimes you have to play the politcal game at work and you probably won't be able to say anything to upper mgmt about how you feel.
749963
I would contact those companies I had recently interviewed with (in the last 2 - 3 weeks) and  which I thought I had a good chance of getting an offer.  \n\nOtherwise, merely inform them that you are no longer available when they call to arrange an interview or with an offer.
779927
This is my oppionion:\nPut it in this type of format.\nfirst part \nSituation : I was fired due to blah blah (whatever happened)\nForm (don't write that just giving you an idea) Write down exactly what happened and why you responded the way you did...and with your apologizes or whatever (even if you don't feel that way) for creating any upset with the company...why you like the company etc..\nAt the bottom next paragraph put how long you have worked there...how you have done or whatever on your job and why you are an asset to the company...and that it will never happen again.\n\nGet it? gosh sorry that happened....sounds like they were a bit tough on both of you really....you should have at least gotten a warning or something :(\nHope this helps! :) good luck xxxooo\nHey worse case You will find another job that knows your worth.
82990
i have lost two jobs in my life becuase i was white
1093706
you don't have to go or look up anything.  just call 1-800-300-5616.  press the right keypads to help you start the "file a new claim" menu.  it's pretty self-explanatory if you just listen and it is communicated with very simple terms and comprehension.  you will need to have ready ahead of time a couple of things in front of you before you dial.  you need your soc. sec. #. ; name, address, phone number, and your occupation of your last employer.  you will be eligible for benefits, only if you are a state or private school employee that has been laid off for seasonal or government funding; an ex-employee of a government or county agency, have been injured on or off the job, and are unable to return to that same position ever again due to this injury, and or you got fired, legitimately, or not.  with this latter reason, your employer has a right to deny and contest your eligibility, but don't stand for that!   file an "appeal of claim" form that you may also request over the phone, and the e.d.d. will mail it to your.  the committee that reviews these does sometimes decide in favor of the person appealing and filing the claim.  \n\nthe e.d.d. person that you finally get to talk to on the other end will explain the rest of the proceduire and steps (receiving, signing,and returning your claim form, keeping your telephone interview, etc.).   \n\nfinally, be patient!  the initial process takes some time!! and there is nothing you can do about it!  go with the flow!\n\nGOOD LUCK!!
470087
call the company you worked for. they should be willing to do that for you.
983321
get another Job, than quit.
1094316
Tell your new boss you have to finish out your time because it's the right thing to do.  They should admire you for that.\n\nIf not then tell your old boss that you're going to lose the other job and that you are sorry to let the down.\n\nJust be honest.  Don't look for excuses or sneaky ways to get out of it.
373997
When filling out job applications, don't be negative, but, do be honest and don't lie, because it will come back to haunt you. You can use language like "job ended" or "terminated" if you need to state why you are no longer working at the job. If you are specifically asked if you were fired, you need to answer yes. Lying on a job application is grounds for dismissal at any time in the future and could cost you future unemployment benefits.
401294
Why would you do that?... If your new potential employer finds out, you might have difficualties. Make sure you have a good justification for it. You migh want to write a letter to your former company where you explain what you did and why, and have it signed of reception or something, that might protect you if this whole incident hinders you in the future.\n\nBest case scenario, they won't find out.