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I think it's a good idea to declare the reasons for refusal and your own take on the situation, but you don't need to state "i did not feel happy in that workplace and had the desire to find new employment for a while". Your statement: "As my circumstance has now changed and I have secured new employment we both feel a fresh application is appropriate" by itself is perfectly reasonable, short, and to the point.
"I have reassigned from that job therefore has no bearing on my new application" - Omit this statement. Whether or not it has a bearing is up to the ECO. Also, the word is "resigned" not "reassigned"
If it were me I would just say: ""Please note that this is my second application to sponsor my husband ( name) for a spouse visa. We have had 1 previous spouse visa refusal dated ( date). The reason for refusal was the ECO had difficulty contacting my previous employer as the telephone call was missed. Please refer to the refusal notice which I have submitted with my application for more detail. As I now work for a different employer, we felt that a new application was more appropriate than an appeal."
(This is just my opinion)
"I have reassigned from that job therefore has no bearing on my new application" - Omit this statement. Whether or not it has a bearing is up to the ECO. Also, the word is "resigned" not "reassigned"
If it were me I would just say: ""Please note that this is my second application to sponsor my husband ( name) for a spouse visa. We have had 1 previous spouse visa refusal dated ( date). The reason for refusal was the ECO had difficulty contacting my previous employer as the telephone call was missed. Please refer to the refusal notice which I have submitted with my application for more detail. As I now work for a different employer, we felt that a new application was more appropriate than an appeal."
(This is just my opinion)
