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Accident "changed" to incident by RM
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Thunderthighs
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Funny place, way to treat staff...
Was told twice in 2 weeks by asst Dom, "Really pleased with the way your doing the ***."
So, one min, I'm the best thing since sliced bread, next, I'm the Devils Spawn.
Don't most businesses/companies VALUE hard working/dedicated staff?
Was told twice in 2 weeks by asst Dom, "Really pleased with the way your doing the ***."
So, one min, I'm the best thing since sliced bread, next, I'm the Devils Spawn.
Don't most businesses/companies VALUE hard working/dedicated staff?
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Thunderthighs
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Picked up copy of Drs consultation, few days after the Accident.
States, "Pulled over by dog..." Nothing to do with loose steps, coconut mats slipping, dodgy floor tile, dark porch etc.
Just "some" of the suggested alternative RM have tried to utilise.
Apparently, the dogs owner was upstairs at the time, and heard nothing. Convenient that, eh?
But...sounds like an Accident, NOT Incident to me. And anyone else with 1/2 a brain.
States, "Pulled over by dog..." Nothing to do with loose steps, coconut mats slipping, dodgy floor tile, dark porch etc.
Just "some" of the suggested alternative RM have tried to utilise.
Apparently, the dogs owner was upstairs at the time, and heard nothing. Convenient that, eh?
But...sounds like an Accident, NOT Incident to me. And anyone else with 1/2 a brain.
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La Poste
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Ha Ha they will try anything, any old bullsh1t.Thunderthighs wrote:States, "Pulled over by dog..." Nothing to do with loose steps, coconut mats slipping, dodgy floor tile, dark porch etc.
Just "some" of the suggested alternative RM have tried to utilise.
But their argument sounds a bit hollow to me.
No I'm not being paranoid, they really are out to get me.
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Thunderthighs
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TIME-LIMIT: What's the time limit, if any, between Stage Meeting/discussion and Issuing of a Stage?
Think someone once said a month, but I'm unsure.
Thanks.
Think someone once said a month, but I'm unsure.
Thanks.
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Stormproof
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Don't think there is a limit. I once phoned CWU HQ and asked but they had no idea 
So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Illegitimi non carborundum
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liamlayor
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
This recent Employment Tribunal case might be of interest to Thunderthighs:
Employer wrong to include work-related absences when invoking attendance procedure
Bempong v Royal Mail Group Ltd ET/2300006/2009
Date added: 24 March 2010
unfair dismissal | attendance procedure | frequent absences | work-related health problems
An employment tribunal found that a postwoman had been unfairly dismissed after a series of absences. Her employer had invoked its attendance procedure after Ms Bempong was absent on 12 occasions over a three-year period. Although her employer had discounted a number of absences on the ground that they had been caused by accidents at work (including a 57-day absence after being attacked by a dog while delivering post), it had unreasonably included a period of sick leave caused by an accident at work where she was nearly run over by a van and a period of absence during which she was suffering from depression.
Employer wrong to include work-related absences when invoking attendance procedure
Bempong v Royal Mail Group Ltd ET/2300006/2009
Date added: 24 March 2010
unfair dismissal | attendance procedure | frequent absences | work-related health problems
An employment tribunal found that a postwoman had been unfairly dismissed after a series of absences. Her employer had invoked its attendance procedure after Ms Bempong was absent on 12 occasions over a three-year period. Although her employer had discounted a number of absences on the ground that they had been caused by accidents at work (including a 57-day absence after being attacked by a dog while delivering post), it had unreasonably included a period of sick leave caused by an accident at work where she was nearly run over by a van and a period of absence during which she was suffering from depression.
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POSTMAN
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
The time limit should be a 'reasonable' time limit,but what is reasonable to them and what we think are no doubt 2 different things.
If they take the piss with it then strongly argue you want it backdated.
If they take the piss with it then strongly argue you want it backdated.
I Wrote-During Covid-Which is still relevant now
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
My BFF Clash
The daily grind of having to argue your case with an intellectual pigmy of a line manager is physically and emotionally draining.
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Thunderthighs
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Thanks for all the comments/replies.
Got more ammunition than the cast of "The Expendibles" now, lol !
Seems to be a short stay of execution for some reason.
Feels a bit like going to the dentist...don't want to, but its for my own good.
Wish they'd get it over with.
Now I know how Stanley Baker and Michael Caine felt in "Zulu"...
Got more ammunition than the cast of "The Expendibles" now, lol !
Seems to be a short stay of execution for some reason.
Feels a bit like going to the dentist...don't want to, but its for my own good.
Wish they'd get it over with.
Now I know how Stanley Baker and Michael Caine felt in "Zulu"...
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k979aaa
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Just make sure you have your rep in with you and take notes just in case!.Thunderthighs wrote:Thanks for all the comments/replies.
Got more ammunition than the cast of "The Expendibles" now, lol !
Seems to be a short stay of execution for some reason.
Feels a bit like going to the dentist...don't want to, but its for my own good.
Wish they'd get it over with.
Now I know how Stanley Baker and Michael Caine felt in "Zulu"...
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Thunderthighs
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Yep, "High Noon" soon.
We'll see what unfolds. Think it'll be a "double-barrel" blast at me, Stage 2 accusation, in other words.
It'll be a fight all the way.
We'll see what unfolds. Think it'll be a "double-barrel" blast at me, Stage 2 accusation, in other words.
It'll be a fight all the way.
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Thunderthighs
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Ok, "Latest" news...
Stage 2 NOT issued, but Stage 1 re-issued. ( You can't appeal a 1, bit it's not as bad as a 2 overall.)
Yep, I know it's a bit weird and unusual, But...it "SEEMS" to be a good compromise for me.
Think this will bring bring Closure, without all the hassle/letters/meetings AND my points/concerns have been listed/documented.
So...as long as I can still get a "fair trail" if anything affects this decision in the near/far future.
Therefore, THANKS to you all for your replies/support and watch this space!!!
TT
Stage 2 NOT issued, but Stage 1 re-issued. ( You can't appeal a 1, bit it's not as bad as a 2 overall.)
Yep, I know it's a bit weird and unusual, But...it "SEEMS" to be a good compromise for me.
Think this will bring bring Closure, without all the hassle/letters/meetings AND my points/concerns have been listed/documented.
So...as long as I can still get a "fair trail" if anything affects this decision in the near/far future.
Therefore, THANKS to you all for your replies/support and watch this space!!!
TT
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fishtank
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Be careful of this,it's a common misconception.You can't appeal a 1
You can always appeal on "failure to follow procedure" no matter the stage.
But if your happy and feel it's a fair result then that's good enough for me.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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Thunderthighs
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
Newish manager seems ok, and even asked my opinion on something quite important regarding H and S !!!
So, it'll be a case of I and others KNOW I'm right, but to save all the crap, it's sorta safer to assume it won't go further...for now.
It's like being kicked in just the one testicle !!!
So, it'll be a case of I and others KNOW I'm right, but to save all the crap, it's sorta safer to assume it won't go further...for now.
It's like being kicked in just the one testicle !!!
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Thunderthighs
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Re: Accident "changed" to incident by RM
UPDATE; Looks as though, after a chat/review, Stage 1 will be "re-issued".
Never heard of this before, but at least it's NOT a Stage 2...
So, have written I DO NOT agree with the decision, and reserve the right to utilise this should it go any further.
Hopefully it will all quieten down, and sort itself out.
TBH , can't be bothered to take it further at this time...they've worn my resistance down.
Got enuff on my plate with other "home" stuff at the moment. Bloody Kids!!!
Ta for all the advice/help.
Never heard of this before, but at least it's NOT a Stage 2...
So, have written I DO NOT agree with the decision, and reserve the right to utilise this should it go any further.
Hopefully it will all quieten down, and sort itself out.
TBH , can't be bothered to take it further at this time...they've worn my resistance down.
Got enuff on my plate with other "home" stuff at the moment. Bloody Kids!!!
Ta for all the advice/help.
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k979aaa
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They cannot re-issue a stage warning only give you advice in not contravening the previous stage.!Thunderthighs wrote:UPDATE; Looks as though, after a chat/review, Stage 1 will be "re-issued".
Never heard of this before, but at least it's NOT a Stage 2...
So, have written I DO NOT agree with the decision, and reserve the right to utilise this should it go any further.
Hopefully it will all quieten down, and sort itself out.
TBH , can't be bothered to take it further at this time...they've worn my resistance down.
Got enuff on my plate with other "home" stuff at the moment. Bloody Kids!!!
Ta for all the advice/help.