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Stage procedure

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2brunswick
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Stage procedure

Post by 2brunswick »

Had my stage interview over 3 weeks ago and fully expected to be on a stage 1 as I had 8 weeks off following an accident.
I have still not been issued with the results of the interview, is there a time limit as to when they have to issue the stage ?
Thanks in advance for any replies
Sir Henry
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Stage procedure

Post by Sir Henry »

Nope. The only description as to the what sort of time frame it should be issue in is 'reasonable"
The longer it takes the less likely the screws can successfully argue that it was a reasonable time frame in which to issue it. Relax and let the useless c***s make an utter balls of it to their detriment.
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General Mannerheim
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Stage procedure

Post by General Mannerheim »

2brunswick wrote:Had my stage interview over 3 weeks ago and fully expected to be on a stage 1 as I had 8 weeks off following an accident.
I have still not been issued with the results of the interview, is there a time limit as to when they have to issue the stage ?
Thanks in advance for any replies
If it was an accident then maybe your screw hasn't issued it at all. ;liar
More likely he's issued it and it's on the system so he doesn't get a bollocking from his Area Manager, and has `forgotten` to issue it to you(a familiar occurrence in our shithole :roll: ), don't say anything, if your rep is up to the job he will be able to ask the relevant question if you trigger the next stage in the procedure of " where is the paperwork for the stage 1??)
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mickeymacca
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Stage procedure

Post by mickeymacca »

I think if it is a work related accident in which you are blameless, then you can't be issued a stage. Might want to get a second opinion on that though.

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