What do I tell this client?

[Laura's Babies]

I would foward the email to the former so called "employer" and send her another one back and tell her you are no longer worrking there and have forwarded her email to So&so and that she should direct any further email to him....

[Freedom]

I would do as Catlady suggested; not Laura (sorry, Laura). There is no point in having any contact with the company, it will open the door (or the can of worms). Just advise the client you are no longer with the company and she should now contact Mr. X at (phone number, email address, or both).

I'm not clear as to how the client contacted you. You aren't in the office. she has your personal email address???? If not, WHY are you checking your work email? Just put on an automatic reply saying you are no longer working there and they should contact .... as above!

[Catty1]

Thanks, folks...I do have my work email here at home, and have it on as I did need to forward stuff to the boss.

Big changes have happened...the next issue will NOT happen, a new company is buying this one, etc. And the 'client' mentioned above has actually spoken with the boss-man a couple of times today.

I have applied for a one-month temporary job as basic reception at one of our local newspapers. I hope I get it...it will give me a break, some money, and a chance to see if the horrible situation I worked in turns into an entirely new company, where 'boss' will NOT be the office manager or running the show.

I can also see if there is some schooling I want to take, or other jobs that catch my eye.

Options open.

Thank you guys SO much for your input.

[DrKym]

Candace prayers and candles............I truly hope all will be well for you. Please let me know what if anything I can do.