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Earning a Living
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 07/02/2008, 19:28
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memb
 
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Re: Moral harrassment on the work place
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Merci.. Hope you are right..
What matters is that I love my job, and I enjoy doing it.
Now I think what I need to do is find the mediator.
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A good idea. Is there anyone at work completely impartial? (Be sure they ARE impartial). If there is, I would suggest to the Head that you wish the meeting to progress with this person present, also suggest that the meeting should be minuted (notes taken for the record) in case of further repercussions. Without minutes of the meeting there is no evidence (unless its recorded via tape).
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07/02/2008, 20:02
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Patf
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Do you belong to a union or professional association? In UK you can get advice from your union rep. for this kind of problem.
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09/02/2008, 13:21
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P-D de Rouffignac
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Further to my earlier reply, there is a resport in my local paper this morning about a situation in the hospital centre in Perpignan, where a clique of five nursing staff have been making life a misery for more than 80 others, who have finally broken their silence and started a complaint of 'harcèlement moral'. The work doctor is also involved, plus the police, and a major internal enquiry has begun. It shows once again what damage a small group can do especially where the victims suffer in silence until someon has the courage to file a complaint. Incidents included intimidation, insults, damage to vehicles, stealing others' uniforms, intercepting mail and payslips, malicious phone calls and rumour mongering. If this can happen among the so-called caring professions it can happen anywhere. Victims must act - you may be surprised how many others join you, once your own situation comes to light.
Once again, I hope this helps. Do hang in there and take positive action along the lines I suggested earlier.
P-D de Rouffignac.
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15/02/2008, 12:57
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Pads
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Pads, I'm sorry but I have had to delete the post as it is against the forum Code of Conduct:
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15/02/2008, 13:52
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