On Vox: Back to the drawing board

[hazel_tree]

Fears over 82 jobs as North Wales company goes under

Not completely out of the blue, but there was hope for a last minute saviour until the very end of the money.

Tim is still technically employed, he is 'just' not working, or being paid.

Any-one have work for a senior electronics/embedded software engineer?

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Comments

[alitalf]

I'm sorry things aren't working out for you. After a seriously bad patch and time recovering, it is particularly a BAD THING.

I scrape by as a freelance - though I specialise more in power electronics and wireless, but some years are great, others are total pants, depending on the economic situation. I get the occasional new customer via the web or through referrals.

[hazel_tree]

It is a huge disappointment, having visited this area frequently for the last 20 odd years the opportunity to make it my home was something I was grasping with both hands - as my estrangement from my dad means I can't visit the beautiful place I grew up in it the closest place I have to 'roots'.

There is some relief in actually knowing, rather than the company keeping dragging it out. Though they seem to now be dragging out the administration progress instead, leaving us in no-mans land.

The current plan is to use a small slice of our equity to travel Europe for a month or so before looking for security of income again. In theory the government will pay T's three months notice (although cappped) once that notice has finally been formally given. :-)