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should employer identify colleague who reported me for looking tired
tir21
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I believe it was a malicious act to report me for looking tired
Is it fair to ask my employer to tell me who reported this to them?
Do you think they should tell me or keep this persond identity hidden
Thanks
Is it fair to ask my employer to tell me who reported this to them?
Do you think they should tell me or keep this persond identity hidden
Thanks
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looking tired? That's a new one. Is that a crime now?0
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Please get another job - if not for your sanity,then do it for ours.0
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"Please get another job - if not for your sanity,then do it for ours"
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"Part P" is not, and has never been, an accredited electrical qualification. It is a Building Regulation. No one can be "Part P qualified."
Forum posts are not legal advice; are for educational and discussion purposes only, and are not a substitute for proper consultation with a competent, qualified advisor.0 -
Is this a different "looking tired" than what happened in May?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4975474
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Snap Justicia
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No, they are not obliged to tell you. Why do you believe it was malicious?
I agree with gettingtheresometime, the number of problems you have at work would indicate it is time for either a change of role or a change in attitude.0 -
I strongly believe that any reports against a fellow employee should be anonymous and therefore no I don't think you should have a right to know.
Looking tired sounds like a stupid reason to report someone though, or were you actually asleep?0 -
I strongly believe that any reports against a fellow employee should be anonymous and therefore no I don't think you should have a right to know.
Why - if someone has been reported a few times for silly things and they suspect victimization, why shouldn't ones accusers be identified?
The alternative is to leave an employee suspicious of all their coworkers0 -
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