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Evangeline1971 wrote: »Thanks for all the replies. I've just spoken to ACAS and they advised to put it in writing to her asking for what she owes. They said she cannot refuse to pay me because a customer complains unless it's in the contract (It isn't) so I should ask for full pay for that also :cool: I need to allow her 14 days to reply then come back to ACAS if she hasn't replied. They cannot help with the other stuff though unfortunately but then I already knew that employers can make staff's lives a living hell and usually get away scot free :mad:
But at least you will have the satisfaction of her having to pay you what you are owed rather than getting away with it :T:T
Look on it as a victory and my advice and that's all it is unless you want this to take over your life move onWhen The Fun Stops Stop0 -
fairclaire wrote: »Oh I don't know any of those names? I bet Rhos will though? The one that photobombed you pic the other day looks like my blackrock, that's what I thought it was.
Having googled it, I think they may well be the same - it seems there are regional variations on the names :cool:
She has been squatting like mad today. It feels very weird about a hen who thinks you are her cockerel:eek::rotfl:
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Hi everyone, not read back at all today not had chance.
Rushed on to tell you all, I found some 1p items, :j:j :rotfl::rotfl:
Just hope there new and no one else posted lol
Roundtrees fruit pastilles, 500g box two tone green stripe bc ends191
The other is the flat triangle toblerone 60g bc ends 263
I'm so excited :rotfl::rotfl:0 -
Hi everyone, not read back at all today not had chance.
Rushed on to tell you all, I found some 1p items, :j:j :rotfl::rotfl:
Just hope there new and no one else posted lol
Roundtrees fruit pastilles, 500g box two tone green stripe bc ends191
The other is the flat triangle toblerone 60g bc ends 263
I'm so excited :rotfl::rotfl:
:rotfl::rotfl::TWhen The Fun Stops Stop0 -
Evangeline1971 wrote: »Thanks for all the replies. I've just spoken to ACAS and they advised to put it in writing to her asking for what she owes. They said she cannot refuse to pay me because a customer complains unless it's in the contract (It isn't) so I should ask for full pay for that also :cool: I need to allow her 14 days to reply then come back to ACAS if she hasn't replied. They cannot help with the other stuff though unfortunately but then I already knew that employers can make staff's lives a living hell and usually get away scot free :mad:
Have you thought about setting up on your own to do cleaning? That way you'd be your own boss. I don't know about your area but there's always adverts in the local rags here from people looking for part time cleaners. It'd be much better to be able to deal with clients directly and have more control over your hours and who you work for.
Also. And this is in no way meant negatively at all. I'm trying to helpHave you considered that the problems you are having with employers may be in part down to your condition? You have read my stories of how DS2 is not only with being rather blunt and off-hand at times but also in mis-reading situations and peoples intentions. It could be that you have slight social problems that are affecting your relationships with employers. It's very common in people on the spectrum.
You should talk to your GP about it. There may be some help/advice you can get to improve things. I know it's available for children but I'm not sure what's in place for adults.
I really hope I haven't over stepped the mark0 -
Evangeline1971 wrote: »Yes it is only for a few weeks but I didn't mean about dismissal. Sorry I know I'm not explaining very well as I'm very anxious at the moment so don't get my point across properly. I believe she is lying about what customers have said so I'm going to call the customer and find out if she's unhappy with my clean. She's also accused me of stealing when I never said I wouldn't return the customers key. She's taken things I've said and twisted them to hurt me. Yes my partner takes control but I like it that way because otherwise people walk all over me and she is annoyed about him because he defended me last week over the money she refused to pay. I don't think she should be allowed to treat me like this and get away with it. Also I wouldn't have left my other job had she not promised me the admin work, which I then could not do because she kept sending me cleaning. I'm now out of a job because of her lies and not in any fit state to start a new one
This lady does she own the firm or can you speak to someone higher up ?0 -
davemorton wrote: »Morning Perky. No, dont know Floyd. Only local poster I have met is ChrisV, who keeps stalking me in Asda, its got to the stage now I am thinking of getting a court injunction out on her for her stalking
Im inbetween S/land & D/ham.
informer :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0 -
Good afternoon just popped on to say that the febreeze and wipes did not work
for me from a 9 am shop0 -
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I don't think there is anything to contest here apart from £41 if someone wants to finish you after a few weeks because they deem you unsuitable I would very much doubt you could take them to court for that or any of the other points.
But I do not charge £150 per hour plus tips, fc
Got to be in a job two years now to be able to sue I believe.
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