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#1
All departments / Re: Meeting witness
Last post by lucgeo - Today at 11:19AM
@dfl
unless the colleague submits a written grievance against this person, they won't do anything.
It's out of the store managers control, as the person is not employed by the store, it would have to be placed to this person's departmental management for investigation.

Although the aggression was noted, they won't take it any further themselves, it can't be expected to give them the bullets to fire on another's behalf.

Any complaint of aggressive behaviour will need to be brought by the person themselves. As they have the right to complain, so the aggressor has the right to defend, so a third party couldn't intervene on hearsay.

If you do decide to become a rep, you'll often get colleagues coming to you to complain about another colleagues behaviour, but they "don't want to cause any trouble" in that they expect you to make the complaint on their behalf.
Or they'll start a complaint, then tell you the next day they'll "let it go this time"

Any grievance must be made by the person, and done so off their own back, they must never be encouraged or persuaded by another to place a grievance.
#2
All departments / Re: Meeting witness
Last post by dfl - Today at 10:47AM
@lackofinterest, at all 3 meetings that were held in regard to this it was raised about his/her aggressive attitude to the employee, and no action that I've seen anyway has been forthcoming, now they would say it could be raised with formal grievance, to my knowledge that isnt necessary as it only needs notification through "any reasonable means" which in my view bringing it up at 3 meetings already qualifies as being sufficient
#3
All departments / Re: Meeting witness
Last post by lackofinterest - 09-05-24, 10:21PM
and is he happy with the anxiety he's caused? of course he is cos he's a jobsworth and in my opinion they are worthless s*** who think they're important. he/she needs to be reminded that what he has done was a big mistake!
#4
All departments / Re: Meeting witness
Last post by dfl - 09-05-24, 09:44PM
@lackofinterest I know who the jobsworth is and so does the employee
#5
All departments / Re: Meeting witness
Last post by lackofinterest - 09-05-24, 08:37PM
@dfl. in my honest opinion the colleague has done nothing wrong. my advice to him would be to look elsewhere for a better employee who value their staff a bit more.personaly i would find out who the jobsworth who reported him is and make sure he would think twice next time about being a cnut to try to get employees sacked!!
#6
Stores / Re: Pay review 2023
Last post by StinkyPoo - 09-05-24, 01:24PM
Unrelated to the thread but can't remember how to start a topic...
Are Tesco removing the Extra format?
#7
All departments / Re: Meeting witness
Last post by dfl - 09-05-24, 09:56AM
@lucgeo, it has been hard work but this forum and the help from many others on here including yourself has been amazing, invaluable and quite frankly priceless, couldnt likely have got anywhere near this far without you all
#8
All departments / Re: Meeting witness
Last post by lucgeo - 09-05-24, 09:11AM
I think you just need to draw a line under this.

Yes it's unfair, but you've gone through the appeals process and though the initial accusation of idling has been dropped (probably because there is no clear written policy on it) the unattended element has taken precedence for which he's been disciplined.

These warnings drop off after a set period of time, and can only be referred to after that expiry date if it is for the same misdemeanour, it can't be used for escalation for a non related disciplinary matter!

Reading between the lines here, it looks like the orders been given higher up to make it common knowledge that it is a disciplinary matter and the colleague has been used as the fall guy!

The colleague could write a letter to put into his file that he accepts the appeal decision "under protest" but this would be pushing the boundaries of "under protest" relatability and may not be accepted?

@dfl...you've done a brilliant service for your colleague, have you considered becoming a union rep yourself? The training would help, you'd have back up and protection and a greater knowledge of workers rights.

It's not for everyone, but if you use it for your own benefit in helping others, while ignoring the commercial aspect side its now become, it can be very interesting and worthwhile.
#9
Stores / Re: Pay review 2023
Last post by chris9997 - 09-05-24, 09:01AM
you should of recieved a letter from tesco pensions stating the increAse in pension *******Big Drum role********** mine was £5.00 a month
#10
Stores / Re: Pay review 2023
Last post by jm876546886 - 08-05-24, 10:12PM
Quote from: Doggiedoodle on 09-03-24, 03:08PMDoes anyone know if Tesco pension was mentioned in this review? Wondering if the monthly pension will rise as well.
No it was not, somehow people arent asking for it

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