Stage 3

[Stormproof]

Don't panic I have'nt got another one Just wanted to know if my Stages are clear now. Had S3 July 2009 reverted back to S2, had 3 days off last October. So are my Stages clear or have I got to wait until October?

[DGP1]

FFS SP, don't scare me like that, you know I've a dicky heart and a shock like that could finish me off

[Kevin Manchester]

Ring Human resources, number on wage slip, they will tell you..

[POSTMAN]

1st of all,behave yourself storm,second...

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Stage 1: 4 absences or 14 days in a 12 month period
Stage 2: 2 absences or 10 days in any 6 month period during the next 12 months
Stage 3: 2 absences or 10 days in any 6 month period during the next 12 months
In deciding whether these standards are met for employees whose trial was recently confirmed, attendance during the whole of employment is considered, not jut from the date trial is confirmed. An employee whose trial has been confirmed following an improvement to the required triallist standard will be put back to the previous stage of the Attendance Procedure but the criteria appropriate to a non-triallist will then apply.

[Stormproof]

So I go back to a Stage 1 So what happens when I have the operation on my knee and I have to have time off, I go back to S2? All this s**t for having a AOD

[horris]

if it was an accident on delivery why are you getting any stage warnings? as long as you weren't jumping over walls or anything like that?

[easter bunny]

4 days or less with one absence in a 12 month period on a stage 2... means your all clear....... the stage 2 starts when it was awarded to you...