Suspended with Pay for gross misconduct.

kingofspades26

born_again said:

kingofspades26 said:

its a drying room, he was moved from there on friday and told to sit in the supervisors office,  come monday i'm up on a gross miss conduct allegation, I told the supervisor about the situation he didnt do his job this is not my concern.

So who moved him?

The supervisor i dont know, i dont know anything. Not been told nothing since Monday ay 3.30. whats the reasonable time to conduct an investigation? not 3 days i can assure you. 

Undervalued

kingofspades26 said:

born_again said:

kingofspades26 said:

its a drying room, he was moved from there on friday and told to sit in the supervisors office,  come monday i'm up on a gross miss conduct allegation, I told the supervisor about the situation he didnt do his job this is not my concern.

So who moved him?

The supervisor i dont know, i dont know anything. Not been told nothing since Monday ay 3.30. whats the reasonable time to conduct an investigation? not 3 days i can assure you. 

As I said before there is no simple answer to what is "reasonable". Within "reason" it is as long as they want to take!

They would argue (with some justification) that you are on full pay without having to work. I think you said you travel some distance so you are actually better off. The longer it takes the more it costs them so it is in their interest to be reasonably prompt.

Yes, I know it is stressful but there is nothing you can do about the timescale (unless it were to become truly excessive).

kingofspades26

Cheers Undervalued much appreciated

MalMonroe

Hi, this does seem to be very mysterious. But they are paying you while you're on suspension, which is the only good thing I guess. 

I know that bobbobbobingalong has supplied a link for acas about suspensions above but you could contact acas if you wanted to find out what, if anything, you can do and how to best prepare yourself if your employer asks you to go to a meeting. You should be given an opportunity to give your side of whatever's been going on here.

https://www.acas.org.uk/contact

All the best.

kingofspades26

Seriously all this is made up, i made a complaint about a colleague about sitting in the drying room, I'm a gardener in the winter months is just wet I want my clothes to be dry, this has nothing to do with me the other chap is !!!!!! off i made a complaint i made my supervisor aware 6 weeks ago 

General_Grant

If the person was sitting in the drying room did that mean you couldn't dry your clothes?

elsien

Or if you’re going home each night, why can’t you dry them at home?

kingofspades26

Yes we cant dry our clothes, So i'll drag all my wet muddy clobber home with me every night? I work out in the elements all day I change my coat and clothes on bad days at least twice a day.  The company has to by law supply a drying room, hang one set up and by lunch time its dry then change into that. 

born_again

kingofspades26 said:

Seriously all this is made up, i made a complaint about a colleague about sitting in the drying room, I'm a gardener in the winter months is just wet I want my clothes to be dry, this has nothing to do with me the other chap is !!!!!! off i made a complaint i made my supervisor aware 6 weeks ago 

How big is this drying room?

If one person sitting in it, how does stopping you from putting your wet cloths in there?
Which we take you have a change of cloths for trip to & from work.

kingofspades26

because he sits in there without the heating on and the window open.