disicplinary at work-am soooo scared

whitewing

That's a very nice post above, mcr.

Hannahsmummy, well done on passing your driving test, and have a lovely wedding anniversary. Forget about everything else tonight.

Take care. xxx

duchy

Certain things companies HAVE to investigate formally as a condition of their insurance so if it's anything like that then try not o worry too much-it may just be procedure

Stephb1986_2

congratulations on passing your driving test!

how many years is it now?

try not to worry too much hun it will soon be over if it was something that bad they would of suspended you so i guess thats a good sign

hugs and kisses

Steph xx

jessbrown100

Woohoo! well done for passing your driving test! That must make you feel a bit better at least (I'm still trying so I know how hard it is!). Best of luck with Friday, I'm sure that you'll be fine,
Jess x

CharleneUK

Congrats on the driving test and on your wedding anniversary.

You've been given good advice on and off the board. Just stay calm and keep neutral. I'm sure it'll be fine on Friday.

Best of luck.

louise540056

Have PM'ed you xxx

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surreysaver

hannahsmummy1 wrote: »

Thanks all

I have dug out my employee handbook, and have read all the disciplinary action chapters in there, and what they have to do etc, so i shall be making sure they follow it to the t. Thanks again!

No. You should hope that they don't follow it. That way you have grounds for appeal.

surreysaver

whitewing wrote: »

Take it as a good sign that your work is communicating with you (aside from sending the formal letters). If they are bothering to advise you that they are unlikely to sack you, then they must care about you, must appreciate your contribution to the company and must realise that you are upset and sorry.

The fact that your company is communicating with you could also act in your favour! We had someone who ***ked up, and was told by HR he would get sacked for it. So he got sacked. He won his appeal and got reinstated on the grounds that the hearing was pre-empted and the decision to sack him was made before the hearing.

Paparika

Congrats hun on passing your test :T:T:T

see things are looking up for you, I think if they were intending to sack you, you would of known by now, they haven't suspended you etc......

I think you'll get a slap on the wrist and a 'Don't do it again'

Procedures must be followed so you cannot sue them later.