keyholder advice

[essexboy]

can i reasonable expect to hand back the keys to my employer if renumeration is not an issue

 

i no longer wish to be a keyholder for my employer and as this is not a duty i am paid for i am wondering if i can simply give this up.

 

what would be a correct letter informing them i no longer wish to perform this task without causing upset

 

essexboy

[papasmurf1cx]

Did you agree as a condition of employment, is it in a contract?

 

I can't see any restriction otherwise in handing them back. Being a keyholder can be a bind especially if you get a call from the Police in the early hours!! Is this the reason for not wanting to do this?

[essexboy]

this is not a condition of employment

 

and was originally accepted on the request of the foreman

 

i have gained responsibility throughout the company over the last twelve years and would like to relinquish some of my responsibility towards the co as i feel i am being taken advantage of

 

essexboy

[papasmurf1cx]

Just hand them back and ask the company to remove you from the list. back that up with a letter to the local police stating that you are no longer a keyholder and asking for an acknowledgement they have taken you off their list. Keep a copy of the letter and the reply just in case you start getting calls. If they don't acknowledge write again to the Chief Superintendent (try and get a name) until you do. If eventually you get pee'd off complain about the Chief to the Force's complaints dept that it is not being done. It will get done.

[honeybee13]

To add to what papasmurf says, I would ask for a written receipt for the keys, so there's no argument later. We see some very odd behaviour on the forum and as Elpulpo likes to say 'if it's not written down, it didn't happen.'

 

HB