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Stage Warnings - Clarification Needed.

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Syze
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Stage Warnings - Clarification Needed.

Post by Syze »

Hi, I wonder could someone answer this for me please - I was given my second stage warning In Feb 2011 and have had no sick days since. When does a stage expire and when do I become free of all stage warning? Thanks.
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Syze wrote:Hi, I wonder could someone answer this for me please - I was given my second stage warning In Feb 2011 and have had no sick days since. When does a stage expire and when do I become free of all stage warning? Thanks.
You should be already

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Post by Syze »

So having no absence for over a year wipes out my warnings?
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Syze wrote:So having no absence for over a year wipes out my warnings?
Yes
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Brilliant! Thanks very much...
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Post by wheresourmoney »

I know dims have a habit of making things up as they go along , but we have been told that if we reach a stage 2 and go a year without sick we then revert to a stage 1.
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wheresourmoney wrote:I know dims have a habit of making things up as they go along , but we have been told that if we reach a stage 2 and go a year without sick we then revert to a stage 1.
You are right they do make things up - its in Black and white at my link and the bit I quoted from it.
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Syze wrote:Brilliant! Thanks very much...
Not feeling too good then syze :wink:
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dvbuk55 wrote:
Syze wrote:Brilliant! Thanks very much...
Not feeling too good then syze :wink:
Well the wife is away next week, would be an unfortunate time to feel sick and have the house to myself...
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Re: Stage Warnings - Clarification Needed.

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Syze wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
Syze wrote:Brilliant! Thanks very much...
Not feeling too good then syze :wink:
Well the wife is away next week, would be an unfortunate time to feel sick and have the house to myself...
Well if I was in your shoes I would be feeling distinctly unwell towards the end of the week :cool