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Accommodation issue

05-10-2018 09:06AM

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kiwikid

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Thanks for your perspective

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#2 05-10-2018 09:17AM

jimmycrackcorm

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Should she not just consult her HR to see what they can do for her?

She'll need a letter from her doctor / consultant to detail the issues.

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#3 05-10-2018 06:38PM

_Brian

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Why would it make it difficult to persue the pip ??

There is also the potential now that she is no longer fit to complete the job she was hired to do, which is grounds to be let go without redundancy.

I’ve had employees on pips during which they were certified sick, afterall it’s still just absence, albeit with an acceptable excuse.

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