If you want to isolate for a health condition but don't have an NHS note.
Or you have a vulnerable person at home.
Or you have other issues because of the virus, eg childcare or overtime.
Or concerns about the general conditions in your office.
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How understanding are the managers in your office?
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sindba
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pinstripe
- Posts: 2467
- Joined: 25 May 2007, 16:42
- Gender: Male
- Location: 2 left turns from reality
How understanding are the managers in your office?
Management in my office understand, they just don’t care.
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koolishy67
- Posts: 665
- Joined: 04 Nov 2010, 21:02
- Gender: Male
How understanding are the managers in your office?
My manager understand me and gave me 12 weeks unpaid leave I don't have any problem I can cover this money with overtime while everything is settled but at the moment our office atmosphere is not good
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DGH
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- Location: Neither here nor there
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Isolating without an NHS note or with someone vilnerable at home is no problem (but on unpaid leave or as holiday, which is a business thing not down to individual managers)
They seem to be accommodating people with other issues as much as they can.
So far as social distancing goes, not so good. They've put in measures and do have a word with people who they see persistently break them, but (even about 1/3 of staff down), some of the aisles are just too narrow for the number of staff they have in them.
No issues whatsoever with people doing overtime or wanting to finish on time. Overall, they've been fairly classy about things, to be fair to them.
They seem to be accommodating people with other issues as much as they can.
So far as social distancing goes, not so good. They've put in measures and do have a word with people who they see persistently break them, but (even about 1/3 of staff down), some of the aisles are just too narrow for the number of staff they have in them.
No issues whatsoever with people doing overtime or wanting to finish on time. Overall, they've been fairly classy about things, to be fair to them.
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fatboypaul
- Posts: 37
- Joined: 06 Feb 2010, 19:13
- Gender: Male
How understanding are the managers in your office?
Been told by doc to isolate for 12 weeks but can’t get a letter or anything. So been told I have to work
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PARCELHORSE
- Posts: 21
- Joined: 10 Sep 2007, 11:47
How understanding are the managers in your office?
Fully understanding. Lack the balls to have a go at senior managers in defence of their workforce.
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sindba
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How understanding are the managers in your office?
Did they offer unpaid leave, or just say "work or else"?fatboypaul wrote:Been told by doc to isolate for 12 weeks but can’t get a letter or anything. So been told I have to work
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fatboypaul
- Posts: 37
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How understanding are the managers in your office?
Not offered any alternativesindba wrote:Did they offer unpaid leave, or just say "work or else"?fatboypaul wrote:Been told by doc to isolate for 12 weeks but can’t get a letter or anything. So been told I have to work
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fatboypaul
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I’m happy to use annual leave or go on sspfatboypaul wrote:Not offered any alternativesindba wrote:Did they offer unpaid leave, or just say "work or else"?fatboypaul wrote:Been told by doc to isolate for 12 weeks but can’t get a letter or anything. So been told I have to work
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nutcracker
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- Joined: 25 Mar 2020, 01:00
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How understanding are the managers in your office?
The company have reinforced this stance.PARCELHORSE wrote:Fully understanding. Lack the balls to have a go at senior managers in defence of their workforce.
In the managers briefing document posted on this site, there was a list of guidance for managers and then right at the very end of the document....managers are still subject to performance review.
Lots of other snide diktats in those briefings that accumulate to put posties at risk.