Pressure to leave during my working notice

[MOOD]

Hi

I handed in my 4 weeks notice and their first reaction was ' you can go straight away but we won't pay you' and in two occasions when I was told that either I will take their offer (took all my holidays and they want their 5.5 days back but can waive it if I go) or I will given under pressure and leave with nothing - I hope this make sense to you guys.

 

However, because of finance commitment, I decided to sit it out for a long haul. I feel that I am pressurised to leave right now (the way they are behaving now/ ignoring all my requests such as 'transferring my knowledge work experience' to my colleagues, ignoring my clients that I dealt with for years....I know is their loss but there are acting weird with me. Any advice what to do, will be fantastic. i know is no long but it is making me physically sick Another thing, I injured my self at work and am going for scan etc and I made sure they know that

[binkhus]

sit back , take it easy and think in a few weeks you wont ever have to see them again. dont be bullied.

[binkhus]

or go to your doctors and get a sick note for the rest of your notice?

[raydetinu]

I would suggest that if thay are going to pay you for your holiday enttlement, go now, or just take your holiday and they will have to pay you.

As for the injury, did you have it recorded in the accident book. You may be able sue for compensation if they responsible in any way. Consult a no fee no win lawyer.

[MOOD]

Thank you guys.

It's just a shame that they reacted like this but as you said, is their loss.

All I hope for is that my knee is ok.

Also, I had around £250 worth of clothing in the older office (we moved office as we had too) which the landlord closed due to these people trying to do a runner..I think. I send the manager an email with cost etc but I haven't heard from them. what do you think?

 

Many thanks