I have arthritis and recently had to take 3 weeks off the same problem had caused me to have time off several years ago in which royal mail paid for intense physiotherapy. I recently had an attendance review 1, which I assumed would trigger a stage warning, this was not issued due to the fact that arthritis is covered under the dda act and out of my control which I was very surprised with.
Does this mean that my record is now clean for the previous 12 months absence, or can they still use the absences if I was to trigger another attendance review?
I'm currently on light duties (supposed) for 2 weeks but don't feel that I will be able to do a full delivery from then onwards, and the current dom seems to think the future could possible be ihr if I cannot do a full delivery or he cannot find alternative work in the business.
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Attendance review 1 - no stage?
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Attendance review 1 - no stage?
They can still use the absences, but to do so they must inform you first. That usually only happens if the number of absences becomes a problem.
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