Just had a very unpleasant 3/4 hour with my boss at the evening job. In a nutshell I'm not pulling my weight and without actually saying so directly, wants rid of me. I feel a flare coming on but that would play straight into his hands as sickness record was brought up. Not my fault but not his either. This business helps neither of us but I can see where it's going - despite the fact I sent him leaflets from the mother site.
Thankfully there are fluffies with me and a few have rallied round, bless 'em.
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I'm not as upset as I thought I might be. With reading other people's posts I see it's only been a matter of time, so I'm kind of resigned. Already booked appointment with GP. Luv the internet
I was lucky in that I was made redundant when they closed the Oldbury branch down, just as I was getting worse. It didn t feel lucky at the time though.
Why Lads a group of women nagging him would probably be better Sorry to read you dilemma, I hope it does not come to us all. I work part time and I am not prepared to give it all up at all, and so far seem to be lucky in that they are prepared to work with me. Just had a thought (get them occasionally) use those badger teeth and rip the seat of his pants off, just for the fun of it be a pain in his rear then he would get a tiny taste of your world
So far, I have managed to get in every day and my sick record is not too bad at present. It is a small family firm and I am the only one who can do this job so if I start going out more frequently they may feel the need to replace me with a fitter model :s
aaah, I see the problem, like me you failed the crystal ball class It is ridiculous that you are expected to predict when you will have a flare. I feel very fortunate in the face of your predicament but can fully appreciate your annoyance at it all. I think you are worth ten able bodied, younger, fitter and crystal ball reading replacements, there is only one fenbadger and it would be your bosses loss.....shall we just slag him
I don't think they can get rid of you that easily. fibro is a government recognised condition. I can't search, find and paste at the mo, but you are covered by disability rights and adaptations policies.
I'm so sorry to hear this and I'm sending you positive thoughts and gentle hugs.
I had the same thing, but I was being complained at for doing my job too well! Yes, my manager & her assistant hauled me in regularly basically because my illness was 'made up' and they did their best to make life hell for me. I eventually got so depressed due to pain and them that I had to give up work. Since then, I have had more diagnoses and now couldn't work.
Hold your head up high and be proud of what you achieve each and every day. x
Thanks for all the support everyone. I'll go down fighting but i fear it's inevitable. I saw the signs a couple of months ago. The guy is, wee best not repeated in public, but happy to make the same unfounded allegations more than once.
He claims he's already made all the allowances he can under the Equality Act.
No union (4 employees) so clearly no separate HR dept either. Can I take him to tribunal? I fall into the category of "find £1000 first" - i wish. I'll let him have his way in the end but will search elsewhere, there's plenty more fish in the sea, Oh, and I'll be a pain while it's happening. God didn't give me those teeth for nothing. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Thanks Jilly. I just got some of the group hug too.
I'll let him have his way in the end. If this doesn't work he'll try something else until he succeeds. Life's too short to go with that amount of stress. If I keep control it can be done in a way that doesn't wind up out dear DWP.
Sorry to hear your news badger, I don't think this is moaning, it is a natural response to being (psychologically) attacked.I was utterly shocked and devastated when made redundant, no meetings, chats, warnings, absolutely out of blue. Sending hugs and hope for you, Sharon
Hi Sharon. Yes, I was made redundant six years ago but that was a personality clash and there were no legal grounds to get rid of me, my work was faultless - so the only way was to invent the idea I was no longer needed. Like you they went through due process and when the date came I was asked not to work out my notice (ie put on "gardening leave"). I noticed that after the six months period another person was taken on to fill my old place. I had a slight warm feeling as it proved they could not so without the post and they had struggled during the busy part of the tourist season.
I'm kind of surprised about the complete lack of warning on your part as there is a process that MUST happen. However that doesn't stop someone who chooses to be "WILFULLY IGNORANT" of the law.
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