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Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

Yes as if, good job i didnt say wet and warm:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Let's face it, what ever you said we would have smuttified your comment!!

:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p

M4RT1N

debi1402 wrote: »

thank you , what is the deal i cant see it online at A thanks .

Two for £7.00 not showing online

but that's the price in store

Claire1972

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

We have one who comes to work smelling of alcohol, consistently calls in sick or is late on Mondays and paydays and is generally crap at her job and still gets away with it :mad:

I worked with somebody a couple of years back that smelt of alcohol and was very aggressive in the work place, unfortunately for me I had to train her up, wasn't pleasant at all..

Remember feedback is a gift.. In my workplace that is what is drummed into you:eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Coupon_Kathy wrote: »

This should be fed back to her - not acceptable behaviour, and is letting her colleagues down. All companies should have an attendance management policy!

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Is she the 'boss'

:j:j:j:j

There's no point. Let's just say that although it can't be proved, there is an element of who you know and not your ability to do the job :mad:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Claire1972 wrote: »

I worked with somebody a couple of years back that smelt of alcohol and was very aggressive in the work place, unfortunately for me I had to train her up, wasn't pleasant at all..

Remember feedback is a gift.. In my workplace that is what is drummed into you:eek:

I'll remember that- feedback is a gift :cool:

bubbs

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

:eek: I might have done that:o:o it was too easy though... Was a low amount (under the limit to ask for assistance) and it was very busy..

I do know that the trolley guys womble vouchers. And my store, tbh knows they do. But we allow it (when I say allow it, I mean turn a blind eye to it)

Must have been another SA that reported her

Sunshinemummy

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'll remember that- feedback is a gift :cool:

Constructive feeback is a gift!

But one the recipient may not appreciate!

HopePray

locarr wrote: »

I bet you can't wait for santa to come!!;):eek:



It was disrespectful and thoughtless but more than likely unintentional and judging by the email the lady in question regrets her actions and feels incredibly guilty but come on behavioural plan and gross misconduct? please? we've all made mistakes at work haven't we?

The thing is that it was not a mistake, she could have got up at any time and switched it off and she didnt. Anyway, we shall see what tomorrow brings, I really didnt want to do it when I was so very angry, Im still angry, but calmer.:o
PS she has been walking about laughing and joking all day (not like her at all)

Sunshinemummy

Right lads and ladetts, I will say good night to you all.

Hope everyone is safe and happy

Sleep tight

:D:D:D:D

Coupon_Kathy

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I'll remember that- feedback is a gift :cool:

claire1972 is absolutely right - by not feeding back you are not doing anyone any favours. You end up frustrated and the person isn't given the opportunity to improve their performance at work:cool: I welcome feedback from my Colleagues!