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Last One Regarding Redundancy Situ - I Promise!
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Just to update everyone who has helped me through this time. So anyway, 2 weeks before the redundancy is due to kick in, i received a letter today telling me that i have been slotted for a job that i'll start from 1st April.
All that teeth knashing has come to naught!
i have been given till this afternoon (!) to accept or appeal it.
All that teeth knashing has come to naught!
i have been given till this afternoon (!) to accept or appeal it.
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Seems frightfully unreasonable to me to ask you to accept a job without a JD. But then I've no idea under what pressures this bizarre organisation that was once the simple old NHS is.
I take it the location and hours are acceptable to you?
If this is a proposed reployment as an alternative to redundancy, you should be able (legally I think you can do this) to ask for a one month trial.
Post back if you want more info dug out about the legalities of a no-commitment trial - which then allows you to reject the job at the end of a month. Your union will surely know about this.
I take it the location and hours are acceptable to you?
If this is a proposed reployment as an alternative to redundancy, you should be able (legally I think you can do this) to ask for a one month trial.
Post back if you want more info dug out about the legalities of a no-commitment trial - which then allows you to reject the job at the end of a month. Your union will surely know about this.
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