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[Back to message list] [Reply to this topic] [Start a new topic] No Reference , No reasonPosted by: maxine I am a student and I was working in a well known food chain and was highy regarded by my boss. An incident occured, where I was left by myself to close the store one very busy (unsually busy) night and clean everything as other staff members 'couldn't stay back" leading to overtime of two hours. I left my boss a note explaining why I had stayed back and that I was very dissapointed with what had occured that evening. He seemed to have ignored the note and when I confronted him about it the next day he brushed it aside. A week later he suddenly realised that I had stayed overtime and said he was cancelling my shifts, I felt this was unfair so I wrote a resignation letter stating that due to unforseen circumstances I would have to leave immediately ( I was only a casual worker and felt I should leave on good terms or try too ). Everyone there is casual and they all recieved references when asked for, but he told staff that i would be the only one not getting one ( I know many of the staff members personally). I feel I did nothing to him and now have to suffer. I want to find another job but I am not sure if I should put him down as a reference? I know it is probably wise not to, but I feel I worked for a long time there and its a shame not to. Any advice would be appreciated.
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