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Should I tell my manager that i've applied for voluntary redundancy b4 he''ll be notified next week?
Additional Details I already told him that im looking at other jobs and he said they thought highly of me in the team and he would give a reference for me.
If its all signed seeled and delivered then I can't see why not, it won't do any harm, if anything your manager will appriciate being kept in the loop.
Good luck! x
The Drunken Fool
no. if for any reason you dont get it because your job is safe, it may reflect badly on you.
vicky r
I would - he may be offended that you didn't tell him and you may need a reference from him one day
shy tot
I can see both sides. If you get on with your manager I would expect you to tell him. If you are trying to get away from him I can understand why you're hanging back.
♥weelynne♥
If it was me then I would, but I have a really good boss
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