You may be given notice by your employer and be told to stay away from work during your notice period. This is called 'garden leave' and is often used to stop employees working for competitors for a period of time.
It's helpful to your employer because an employee in that situation is still covered by any contractual duties (eg a duty of confidentiality) until the end of the notice period. You can be brought back to work if needed. During gardening leave you are entitled to your normal pay and any company benefits.
To be honest, i prefer a room sometimes that only has a few people in.
At times i go into rooms with just 1 person in and have had a great laugh.
I do pop into the pool on occasions just to say hi to the people i know, and that's mainly in the afternoons. It's very rare i go in on an evening, i prefer to jump in and out of the not so well known one's.... and get to know new people.
:welcome: to SH.
Enjoy your time on here, hope you get all you want from it!
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Awww Petal, I'm :upset: :upset: :upset: (oh no hang on, it's mascara in my eye)
Get well soon. :thumbup:
The gay guy who works at B&Q, he made me and my daughter laugh soooo much while choosing some tiles.
Have a good one! :rascal: :rascal: