The bit about pressure is interesting , I'm very inclined to believe it having read about contentious cases in areas / depots that RM have targeted .La Poste wrote:Some people worry themselves to death about things.shadow wrote:Why would you want to do either. Just look on it as a long paid holiday.
Imagine if you had a mortgage and children and you had no idea what was going on in the case.
And once RM suspend you they will try their damnest to make the charge stick otherwise they will be made to look fools themselves.
Apparently their is a bit of pressure on the investigating officer, if he/she charges you and the charges are later kicked out they can be disciplined themselves or so I have heard so it is in their interest to find you guilty. Your only defence is a good union rep, if he/she hears anything on the floor that can help your case the rep should bring it to the management. If the management hear anything that helps your case chances are they will not include it as evidence.
We are lucky in a way as RM has such detailed and precise conduct code guidelines, plenty of room for a manager to slip up.
Personnel will also close ranks as well to protect that charging manager .