In the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom, the P45 is the form that a person is handed when leaving a job. The P45 details income for social security purposes. (The two countries' respective P45s are actually different; it's just that the UK and Ireland have very similar administrative processes here.)
Use of the term "P45" depends on context. See the following examples:
Use of the term "P45" depends on context. See the following examples:
to be given your P45 -- to get fired (possibly unceremoniously)
to ask for your P45 -- to quit your job (possibly unceremoniously and/or defiantly)
to be in possession of your P45 -- to be jobless
(The P45 is handed to the employer when starting at the next job.)
to ask for your P45 -- to quit your job (possibly unceremoniously and/or defiantly)
to be in possession of your P45 -- to be jobless
(The P45 is handed to the employer when starting at the next job.)
by Jens Ropers July 09, 2004
by ssammyes August 09, 2018
Pragmatic notification by text, email, phone call to notify someone that their relationship with you is now at an end.
"Did you hear? Peter , the cowardly twunt, issued Linda with a relationship P45 by text!"
"Quick! Get the tissues. She's gonna blow!"
"Quick! Get the tissues. She's gonna blow!"
by Eema Braazkumov March 22, 2016