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codger657
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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gluteus maximus wrote:If it was forced on you then that will be unlawful dismissal if no allternative sources of relocation as to job role were considered. That includes reasonable adjustmants
And i am talking about a paper trail

when is the appeal as this may need to go to an Employment Tribunal
No date for appeal as yet
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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You have three months less one day from the dismissal date to bring a claim to the Tribunal Service
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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gluteus maximus wrote:You have three months less one day from the dismissal date to bring a claim to the Tribunal Service
Will the union pay the fees if I go to tribunal ?
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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codger657 wrote:
gluteus maximus wrote:You have three months less one day from the dismissal date to bring a claim to the Tribunal Service
Will the union pay the fees if I go to tribunal ?
Yes if you are a member, and the Union believe you have a better than 50% chance of winning.
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
codger657 wrote:
gluteus maximus wrote:You have three months less one day from the dismissal date to bring a claim to the Tribunal Service
Will the union pay the fees if I go to tribunal ?
Yes if you are a member, and the Union believe you have a better than 50% chance of winning.
Yes I'm a member so I pay £160 to submit the form do the union pay me that back or do I lose it if they won't take it on.
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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if it goes all the way there is about another£ 8/900 to pay after that ,, the government making it harder for the people to get a fair shake
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
codger657 wrote:
gluteus maximus wrote:You have three months less one day from the dismissal date to bring a claim to the Tribunal Service
Will the union pay the fees if I go to tribunal ?
Yes if you are a member, and the Union believe you have a better than 50% chance of winning.
so that's a no then. :roll:
Royal Mail managers.....about as popular as a t.urd in a swimming pool!
The DDA/Equality Act demands action,NOT words......adjustments NOT Occupational Health referrals.Case No:2505901/09
Royal Mail is an Equal Opportunities Employer..It discriminates against everybody.
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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codger657 wrote:
TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
codger657 wrote:
gluteus maximus wrote:You have three months less one day from the dismissal date to bring a claim to the Tribunal Service
Will the union pay the fees if I go to tribunal ?
Yes if you are a member, and the Union believe you have a better than 50% chance of winning.
Yes I'm a member so I pay £160 to submit the form do the union pay me that back or do I lose it if they won't take it on.

The rules have just changed so not fully up to speed on them or how the Union are administering it, probably best contacting branch or HQ,
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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Finally had an appeal two weeks ago and today I have been reinstated as of Monday.Amazing what an ET1 does
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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codger657 wrote:Finally had an appeal two weeks ago and today I have been reinstated as of Monday.Amazing what an ET1 does
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Re: Ill health retirement dismissal

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codger657 wrote:Finally had an appeal two weeks ago and today I have been reinstated as of Monday.Amazing what an ET1 does
Well done
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