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stage 1 warning due but no return to work interview

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i have not had a return to work interview the last time i was off for 2 days about 3 weeks ago , now this has triggered a stage 1 . can this be thrown out for the line manager not following procedure ?
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They go on their breaks from 9:25 til 1pm then they've got to go home , how have they got time for form filling? :Very Happy
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I think the answer tbf is no to the op.
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Re: stage 1 warning due but no return to work interview

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POSTMAN wrote:I think the answer tbf is no to the op.
huh ?
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Post by venom »

tried this last time i got a stage 1 andwith no sucess

the mangers at my office never do back to work interviews sounds like bonus ball has got it spot on
5plusbonusball wrote:They go on their breaks from 9:25 til 1pm then they've got to go home , how have they got time for form filling? :Very Happy
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Re: stage 1 warning due but no return to work interview

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jaypegg1968 wrote:
POSTMAN wrote:I think the answer tbf is no to the op.
huh ?
Postman is correct as far as I can remember the Back to Work interview does not form part of the Formal process for attendance. :sad:
I also seem to recall that a quick "Are you feeling better" while your at the frame counts as back to work interview, but I am less certain on this.
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