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I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has helped me over the past 5 weeks. I have my disciplinary hearing tomorrow - at last! I have prepared a written reponse which is about two inches thick and can only hope for the best now. This whole experience has been a life lesson to me - I had no idea how mean people and employers could be before being faced with my own disciplinary and reading about others' experiences.
I am very anxious about tomorrow and having to walk through the offices and predict this could take all day - does anyone have any suggestions to help me get through the day?
Best of Luck tomorrow - the credit crunch is making all employers very aware of getting value for money and the best way of making quick savings is to get rid of staff. I have not read your previous posts but make sure you have someone with you at the hearing. Take you time with every question do not be rushed. Also take time off from the hearing go outside for a breather and to gather your thoughts. If the want you to sign anything make sure you read it and asked for a photocopy.
Disciplinary Hearing tomorrow
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