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Hi all,

I need advice in regards to this I am currently going through a workplace investigation this investigation has taken around almost 4 months. Since this time I have observed incidents of my rights being breached and my hours/opportunity for overtime has been reduced, including my rights being breached during the investigation process.

I have whistleblowed under company policy, but I wouldn’t want my claim to be treated as a personal grievance. I have also put in a grievance against a number of people that have made vexatious allegations against myself and it being raised in bad faith.

What are the general facts of constructive dismissal and why is it hard to prove & make a claim ?

If an investigation is reaching two months since the allegations have happened, and my memory is getting quite bad what should I raise or say or is there a legal condition relating to fairness under the passage of time since these accusations have happened? I would appreciate any advice.

Any advice would be appreciated but I’m thinking of possibly transferring departments to whoosh what is it like working in that department and can it be tough ?

What is the proper process with getting the statements of people that have made allegations against myself, I was informed recently during the introductory investigation,with the first meeting where they got to tell you of the accusations, I was not aware that I could have requested to have gotten the copies of the statements that have been made against me. Are you able to get the statements at any point before the main investigation meeting or would you have to get them on the investigation meeting during the day ?

I just wanted to know I’ve got a fitness goal as I want to lose weight, how much cardio activities do I need to do per week to realistically burn off a lot of weight? In my schedule I’m only able to do it once per week but this might not be enough.

I’m still quite new to the investigation format as this will potentially be my first time, I have concerns that the complaint against myself has been made viciously and as misuse of the complaints process/unethically as I’ve noticed this within the paperwork submitted. If I was to bring this to the attention of the store manager could this stop the investigation from going ahead & are you allowed any rep to come to the meeting?

In Tesco a lot of people don’t have full time hours in their contracts which is quite rare, if you’re looking for more hours what other jobs have you gone for to work alongside Tesco part time and to have more income coming in ?

Hi all I’ve been invited to my first ever investigation and I’m going to try get a rep, the accusations made against me have been serious. I have had a look at the accusations in the letter and I think some of them have been made maliciously and things have been greatly exaggerated or there’s been misunderstandings. I just want to ask two questions, if I can prove that the complaint was made maliciously and there was lies involved in the accusation. Can I get the whole complaint thrown out for the investigation & how long a time frame does an investigation need to be done where it can be timed out ?

Hi I just wanted to ask what is the name of the occupational health company that Tesco works with and how do you contact them over email ? Also what can they do with stress evaluations?

Hi I just wanted to ask what is the name of the occupational health company that Tesco works with and how do you contact them over email ?

Has anyone done a stress evaluation before from occupational health, I’ve not done this before if I was to do this with my manager how could I ask them for support if I turned out that I scored highly on the stress evaluation ?

The local NHS GP’s round my way locally aren’t that great and it’s a post code lottery with actually getting a good gp service, I recently left my practice as they’ve been poor. Is there any cheap affordable private health care that you pay a fee per month and are able to access gp appointments ? There was one I heard that you can pay £15 per month but not sure of any other costs involved.

I’m thinking of moving here in the long term future, the city I think is really and does appeal to me, what is it like to live here ?

Hi in the next few years I’m looking to break into an office role but I’m not sure what would be the best route during/after uni. I’ve done volunteer experience for two months as a social media volunteer working for a housing organisation and I did an internship in another office job but this was a few years ago to date this has been my only experiences of working in an office environment. What would be the best type of jobs to get some experience ?

Hi I was just curious if I was to come study at heriot watt, what is the uni culture like and is it easy to make friends ?

I just want to ask honestly how would companies view volunteer experience if say you were applying for a full time job that contained some of those duties that you may have done in the volunteer role? Would they actually view it as actual experience or discount it as not proper experience ? To give more context I’m looking at applying for office roles.

How would a colleague go through the appropriate channels & how long does it take to recover if they have underpaid you ?

I remember coming to Nottingham and exploring the city I really liked the vibe of the city and people seemed friendly, I don’t know the city too well but I just wanted to ask what is peoples honest opinion of living in Nottingham and would you recommend living there ?