This year's Employee Survey will run from Monday 27 February until Friday 17 March

fishtank · Post by **fishtank** » 07 Mar 2017, 13:24

norm wrote:
xtreme0964 wrote:
Makes a mockery of the whole exercise. Not to mention the potential for multiple forms to be filled out by one person and then being submitted skewing the results.

If they wanted it to be accurate there should be one unique non-identifiable form sent to each employees address.

Each office is allocated a form per unit employee, as long as everyone fills one out or even just spoils it there are no spares to fill out multiple forms.

DiamondSmiles · Post by **DiamondSmiles** » 07 Mar 2017, 15:35

Sawfeet wrote:I was given this form yesterday by my Manager told I must to fill out before I start my walk.
And that it was mandatory and had handed back by end of day.

Didn't think my Manager would lie to me.

Yet to fill in.

The code at bottom is that to ID depot starting 7664###?

I wonder if that code does let on which office each survey is done in?

If it is maybe we should all deface that code so when they check which offices have sent the surveys in, a few will come out with very low figures thus screwing up the DOM's bonus

BeamishStout · Post by **BeamishStout** » 07 Mar 2017, 15:55

fishtank wrote: Each office is allocated a form per unit employee, as long as everyone fills one out or even just spoils it there are no spares to fill out multiple forms.

Interesting as I was told that they have 'spares' by a manager as I had ripped mine up last week after an unpleasant exchange between several managers and myself! What is to stop someone 'filling in a form' if the survey was declined (rather than destroyed) by an employee.

BeamishStout · Post by **BeamishStout** » 07 Mar 2017, 16:00

Sawfeet wrote:I was given this form yesterday by my Manager told I must to fill out before I start my walk.
And that it was mandatory and had handed back by end of day.

Didn't think my Manager would lie to me.

Yet to fill in.

Not mandatory ! And even if it were, what could they do to you if you declared that you were refusing to do it. Strap you to a rack

fishtank · Post by **fishtank** » 07 Mar 2017, 16:03

BeamishStout wrote:What is to stop someone 'filling in a form' if the survey was declined (rather than destroyed) by an employee.

I wouldn't give them the opportunity, even if you don't want to participate take a form and write something clever and witty on it. Like "my line managers all smell of cheese"....

Ozzvaldo · Post by **Ozzvaldo** » 07 Mar 2017, 18:24

BeamishStout wrote: What is to stop someone 'filling in a form' if the survey was declined (rather than destroyed) by an employee.

I have it on pretty good authority (from a source that I trust 100%), that anybody in my unit on long term sick, sabbatical, suspension or has refused to fill in the survey has their copy "completed" on their behalf by our management "team".

postslippete · Post by **postslippete** » 07 Mar 2017, 18:37

fishtank wrote:
BeamishStout wrote:What is to stop someone 'filling in a form' if the survey was declined (rather than destroyed) by an employee.
I wouldn't give them the opportunity, even if you don't want to participate take a form and write something clever and witty on it. Like "my line managers all smell of cheese"....

Our managers office must have had some sort of explosion because there was de Brie everywhere!!

Post by **eastie** » 07 Mar 2017, 18:43

just put a copy of the Courior inside the envelope instead of the form, that will confuse them

Sawfeet · Post by **Sawfeet** » 07 Mar 2017, 18:48

BeamishStout wrote:

Not mandatory ! And even if it were, what could they do to you if you declared that you were refusing to do it. Strap you to a rack

Put me on a crappy walk.

ddtc · Post by **ddtc** » 08 Mar 2017, 18:33

Our managers are offering all who complete the survey a chance of winning a day off. Hilarious when our office is struggling to get everyone's annual leave in and give all of us hassle if we need to use and book up random days off if we don't have a full weeks leave left.

Dorset Plodder · Post by **Dorset Plodder** » 10 Mar 2017, 09:46

fishtank wrote:
BeamishStout wrote:What is to stop someone 'filling in a form' if the survey was declined (rather than destroyed) by an employee.
I wouldn't give them the opportunity, even if you don't want to participate take a form and write something clever and witty on it. Like "my line managers all smell of cheese"....

This is something I haven't considered before.

This year I thought I'd take the opportunity of a sit down and a cup of tea, and did indeed participate in this charade. However a number of my colleagues did say, "I'm not filling this in, it's a waste of time". All they had to do was sign the nominal roll to say they were "Refusing". I suppose someone could have then filled in all those "Refused" forms on their behalf?

I'll have to remember this for the next one.

shayanboon · Post by **shayanboon** » 12 Mar 2017, 20:45

Our support lino handed out forms to some

Have yet to see a form unless ask forone

19times · Post by **19times** » 12 Mar 2017, 21:37

Got called into the DOMS office on Sat (he has Sats off!) thought what have I cocked up, only to be handed a survey and then told to hand it back to him or If I am not in my office put it in the tray on my desk BUT let me know you have

Very odd, must be on a bonus here. Colleague of mine said he'd post it off after filling it in to the address on the envelope.

mondeo1 · Post by **mondeo1** » 12 Mar 2017, 22:11

our dim has been running around our office like a headless chicken all week chasing up the people who have not given back their survey,got to be a bonus thing