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Hi Angie, I finally had the courage to quit my present job despite not having a new job yet as the environment is so horrible for me, I felt isolated and singled out. My only problem is that I don't have a job to replace it and I'm in such a terrible situation financially and with a small child. I have one interview I am still waiting to hear which I thought went well but I saw that the job was reposted by the agency that put my application forward the day after my interview. Will I get that job or will I get a job before my current notice expires (10th Feb) so I don't find myself unemployed?

Hi, you have been very brave in quitting your job and it was the correct thing to do, the environment was really toxic for you and it was not to improve. There is a new job for you on the way of which you will be feeling that you are valued. There is a job that is secure and this is only a short time away after you finish on the 10th February and you will be pleased to know that it is more money for you. I am sadly not being shown that you are offered the job that you have just been to an interview. This is a blessing in disguise as the job that you do get is so much better.

Last year I sold my business. The guy I was in business was a controlling bully, I was so happy that I got out. I have now started something new and it is going well. I am now in control of what I do. The problem I have is he has been trying to get in contact. I blocked him in every way possible. But he has started to send me mail in the post. He sent me a letter last week and I am hoping this is the last I hear from him. I just want to move on with my life, please tell me this is the end of it.

I can see that this has been a terrible situation for you and you have done very well to move on from this and start up again and this will continue to go well for you. The ex-business partner is not doing so well I feel and sending you a letter was really his only way of contacting you and to keep up the bullying(make sure you retain this letter) I am sorry to say but I sense that he will send another letter to you virtually of the same format as the other one.

There are two options here, you either firmly reply to him and advise that if he keeps contacting you of which it does sound to be harassment then you will take action against him.

If you choose not to do this then it would be wise to contact the police, this man seems to be really frustrated at his situation and he is on a mission to get back in contact with you this is all part of his control and he is unhappy that you took control of your own destiny and left him with his.

Hi, my place of work seems intent on making everyone as miserable as possible. The management seems to be against us even when we bend over backwards to make the company lots of money. Anything that we get the slightest bit of pleasure from is banned, like having the radio on. They all seem to have this crazy paranoia that we're all against them without any good reason and it's affecting everyone's morale. Should I stick it out or should I find a company that treats their staff with a bit of common decency? Thank you.

When things seem to be out of balance in a work environment it can get very difficult indeed. It seems that they have no idea of how to treat their workers and have not grasped the concept that the better they treat you the work input would increase, they seem to be totally blinkered. This situation need to be addressed as it will not improve if you are part of a union then it would be wise to speak to them, failing that then if you could arrange to speak to others about this current situation it would be wise to join forces have a meeting outside of work and then appoint a couple of spokesman to politely let them know how you are all feeling. I have a sense that they are currently looking at holidays for some reason there seems to be announcement of change around it of which is more in their favour than the employees.

Failing this it would be wise to look for another job, and you will find a new one very quickly and in turn you will see that many, many other people will also leave the company.

I'm really struggling to get on in life at the moment. I don't like my job, partner or anything in my life. Should I make a clean break and get away from it all or should I stick it out and hope things get better?

The key to this situation is that you do need to take control of your life and tackle one issue at a time, it would be wise to set yourself goals.

It would wise to accept that fact that things are not going well for you in different areas of your life and believe that you and you only can change things. You are more than capable of changing jobs and I sense that you will over the next few months. This in turn seems to give you a new found confidence and you start to think clearly and logically of how your relationship is going. It seems this relationship is what is and there is a reluctance for your partner to change their ways, with this in mind I am being shown that you take a brave step and decide to walk away from this situation. There are happier times in front of you based on the actions that you decide to take.

I’ve been with my partner for 3 and a half years, I’ve always made the effort and he doesn’t bother. We have two kids together, am I just wasting my time hoping he’ll change? Does he have any interest in me anymore?

Your partner thinks that things are not that bad between the pair of you despite the fact that you have made such a big effort with him and he is complacent that you would never tell him to go. He appears to be settled as things are and he is not willing to change sadly, he is still interested in you but seems to think that life will carry on with you the way that they are, and if this is making you feel unfulfilled and unhappy. You may wish to take control of this relationship and take a brave step forwards and continue with your life with him just being a dad to your children and not have him in your life in a romantic way.

My husband’s first love from high school has recently made an attempt to get in touch with him. She somehow got his email and emailed him, he told me about it and showed me the email which on the surface seems to be quite innocent but I’m concerned that this may bring up old feelings from the past. He said he doesn’t think that he will reply, I don’t want to tell him what to do but I’m concerned about this woman’s true intentions. Should I leave it or should I tell him I don’t feel comfortable with him talking with past lovers?

Your husband has been very open and honest with you as he has showed you the email it would have been so easy to have hidden this from you and communicated with her without your knowledge and he has chosen thankfully not too, your marriage is worth far more to him than that.

I really am not being shown that he is or would be interested in this woman again and she has contacted him just to see how life has treated him it is merely a catch up and she is not looking at him in a romantic way this is not her intention. I do not sense that your husband will choose to reply to her and should he do so you have nothing to fear, as after some brief communication they more than likely will not hear from each other again.