One of my colleagues needs to move to another part of the country for family reasons and has requested a transfer to the local DO there.
That DO has a confirmed vacancy, but the DOM after consulting his Ops Manager has offered to take my colleague on loan, but not a transfer. I don't think that is fair to my DO.
Does anyone have any experience with a case like this?
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Long term loan.
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clashcityrocker
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Long term loan.
Is the vacancy advertised on success factors?
If it is then your colleague can apply officially and it is all done through HR.
If it is then your colleague can apply officially and it is all done through HR.
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Marston
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Long term loan.
Ive been told that the job hasn't been advertised yet, but I haven't confirmed that myself.
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clashcityrocker
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Long term loan.
It might be a good idea to contact HR and see what they say.
It does sound like the DOM thinks this is all happening in a fictitious transfer window.
He isn't Klopp. This isn't the Premier League.
It does sound like the DOM thinks this is all happening in a fictitious transfer window.
He isn't Klopp. This isn't the Premier League.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.