hubby has just been sacked

carla40

generaloneill wrote: »

At start of business tomorrow, tell him to phone for written confirmation of his dismissal for his lawyer.

thanks generalonneill, we are holding off asking for it in writing incase the solicitor says that legally he is still employed and therefore he can hand in another sicknote next week

JUNIOR

I would sue them for the injury "Last week he was lifting something at work and he pulled his back" has he had any manual handling training?

generaloneill

carla40 wrote: »

thanks generalonneill, we are holding off asking for it in writing incase the solicitor says that legally he is still employed and therefore he can hand in another sicknote next week

do this anyway, no matter what. And once he feels better ask his doctor to sign him off for stress due to harrasment at work and home by his boss.

1984ReturnsForReal_2

generaloneill wrote: »

do this anyway, no matter what. And once he feels better ask his doctor to sign him off for stress due to harrasment at work and home by his boss.

:T well done for officially being a ******


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(please subsitute ****** with any word you feel appropriate!)

alison999

JUNIOR wrote: »

I would sue them for the injury "Last week he was lifting something at work and he pulled his back" has he had any manual handling training?

'the floor was wet with no warning signs'.... srry lol couldnt help it.

any updates?

carla40

the solicitor rang and he has an appointment with them on wednesday, he rang acas again and he can't give in another sick note