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Rsf
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Post by Rsf »

hey, on 13th September 2019 i was given a stage 2, in march i got told i triggered a 3, manager came to me an asked my permission to be referred to ohs in april, i havent heard anything since, no meeting date, nothing, had my ohs phone consultation on 22nd may, if it gets to the 13th September this year, it will be a year since i was given the 2, ohs also said my absence is covered under disability act, surely they must be a time frame to complete the interview, any advice will be appreciated
Woody Guthrie
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Post by Woody Guthrie »

The timeframe is what is "reasonable" in order to investigate the full facts of the case.

Six months is clearly not reasonable under any circumstances, if you've genuinely heard nothing in that time I would doubt the stage 3 was issued but why haven't you asked your manager?
Only dead fish follow the current
Rsf
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Post by Rsf »

Been told to stay quiet as it will work in my favour the longer its left but as u can imagine its stressful, we had twin boys born 16th April, had my paternity leave an first day back got told i trigger a 3 an heard nothing since
k979aaa
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Post by k979aaa »

You could always phone HR on the back of your payslip and ask them by law they are required to provide any info about you. You may have to pay a nominal fee like £10 or so and can have access to all your employment record!
paulus103
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Post by paulus103 »

k979aaa wrote:You could always phone HR on the back of your payslip and ask them by law they are required to provide any info about you. You may have to pay a nominal fee like £10 or so and can have access to all your employment record!
Not a 100% but is this called a subject access request?

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