I have been getting bullied at work and am currently signed off. Yesterday personnel rang me and said they needed an urgent meeting. The came to my house, 25 minutes late and said they have on offer to put on the table but that the meeting and the offer had a confidentiality clause to them. The offer was £13000 but have to let them tell everyone I have resigned and that official paperwork will say that too. They also said if accept the offer it is then not legal for me to pursue them over my bullying allegation.
Any thoughts/ any experiences of a similar thing? X
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hey, i'm sorry you're getting bullied at work, i know how rubbish that is!
They sound like they're desperate if they're coming to your house to make the offer. How long have you worked there? Are you in a union or anything?
I think you should seek legal advice about the situation you are currently in and then get back to them (i think you should decline and then use their offer to further strengthen your case!)
Also, I think you should keep as much as you can documented. eg when you get back to them, send them an email rather than a phonecall etc.
Good luck, i know it's not easy but i think you have to fight this one x
hi anxiety, obviously they know they are in the wrong, they have not got a leg to stand on, if you took them to a tribunal, you could get a lot more, have you got a solicitor?, but it all depends what you want to do, would you want to work there again etc, would you still get bullied? good luck in whatever you do. love jasper xx
Hi don't sign anything, get legal advice. You don't have to accept
This kind of blackmail.
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My opinion is they know they have done something terribly wrong to be offering you this money so I would therefore decline the offer & persue with taking my concerns / case to a employment tribunal.
Its ultimately your choice to make but I would stand my ground & let them know I won't be giving up so easily.
I would Telephone your local CItizens Advice Bureaux and make an appointment with someone who understands employment law. I would do this and take some advice before deciding what to do.
I presume they told you how they have come to the amount of money they have offered you, or have they just plucked a figure from the air.
It must feel awful for you to have this hanging over you, I reckon citizens advice would help you make your decision.
Hi im alex and new to this forum. But sounds to me lik they have someyhing go hide and cover up. They obviously know ypu havr a good case against them and want to buy you off. I woild seek some legal advice. Xx
Hi
I agree with what everyone has already said , but wanted to let you know I had read your post
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