Released from voluntary position - help!

liverpoolste

ceridwen wrote: »

I was not referring to YOUR other issues - I was referring to the "other issues" that OTHER people have.

Many people have issues....many people have problems.....oh me gawd....throws up hands in despair at poster who simply cant/wont get that there ARE other people around besides themselves......

Better go before I get any blunter........

Fair do's BUT I thought the idea of these forums was so that the focus is ON THEM and a solution to whatever problem. Not just a general chit-chat?

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

BUT on a staff management level, it sounds like an HR disaster waiting to happen!

Yeah I seen the concern in his face this morning when he said changes WILL be made about how the organisation is ran.

Anyway case closed, I really have calmed down over the past couple of days and yeah maybe sounded/read slightly mad BUT weirdly I agree, it felt like that! :rotfl:

Anyway, I guess my problem is out of my hands and IF I do have a position, once the Chairman has decided - I will fully take on board everyones kind advice and take a step back with CLEAR boundaries towards fellow colleagues AND clients

Take care people :j

bendix

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

Actually, I'm not just concerned about YOU, ste, I'm concerned about the ethos of the whole organisation ...

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I'm concerned about any grown man who regularly uses the phrase 'boo boo'.

For the love of God . . . .

speedbird1973

bendix wrote: »

I'm concerned about any grown man who regularly uses the phrase 'boo boo'.

For the love of God . . . .

Unless you're Yogi! and your little bear bessie mate is called BooBoo.. then I think it's OK!!