u/Odd_Government9947

It's july 6th and still no email from LUMS.

I know nobody's in the exact situation I'm in right now, but for my statistics practical I had to fill my practical notebook. (I need to complete it before Saturday so my school could officially verify it)

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I did all of my practicals on the blank page (on the left) and left all the graph pages (on the right) empty. would I still get 3/3 marks?

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My teacher said that you always do the working in the graph page on the right. Is what she is saying true?

I didn't know where to post this so I'm posting it over here. I'm just a teen who wants to help his father. Please read the entire thing, I tried my best to make sense while being discrete.

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So my father's been working at a bank (one of the best in pakistan) for the past 25 years, yes 25, it was his first job and he has been working ever since. He has been switched from six departments and at times he was the only one who didn't get promoted in his department. His manager is really bad at his job and gives all his work to my father. He even says to my father to not give so much effort to his work and just give the bare minimum. My father isn't like this, he follows rules religiously, is clear cut and doesn't slack off at work, believe me he gives his absolute 110% effort. He's got a master's degree from a good and well known university and was a board topper in his time. So it's not like he's under qualified. And I'm not the only one saying this, his colleagues who are way younger than him say this too. And he isn't outdated too, he keeps himself updated in new technology. His skills are above average. (I know u might be thinking I'm glazing but it's true)

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The thing that I have a problem with is that the working conditions are terrible. He works overtime and gets no compensation for it. He literally comes home from work around 7 pm and then starts working on his laptop till late (2-3 a.m) at night. He barely gets 5 hours of sleep. He literally works seven days a week (16-18 hours a day) and aside from going out to get groceries, he doesn't do anything other than work. And its not like he does this for fun, he doesn't have any other choice. He has to review the 30+ cases he gets in a week. These are high profile cases that require attention to detail and are very time consuming. One little mistake and he could even be jailed in the future. He's the only one (aside from his manager) in the ENTIRE bank doing this specific work. Yes, his department is severely understaffed (he complained about this and got his deserved promotion taken from him) I'm trying to be discrete so I don't get doxxed.

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He's severely over-worked and it's affecting his mental health. He's always stressing about his work, it wasn't like this before, like he still worked overtime now and then but now it has crossed the limit. And like I wouldn't have a problem with it BUT he doesn't get paid for the extra time he puts in.

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I've tried talking to him multiple times about switching jobs but he says he can't take the risk since he has three children to take care of. And his point is valid too, we are just getting by with not a lot of savings so it's not like he could just switch. Also, he says that he's been working here for a long time which'll make it harder to transition, the new employer would think that why did he quit a job he worked 25 years at? And before having children, he couldn't quit because he had to fund his sister's education (his father died at a young age). He was constantly in a situation where quitting his current job puts him at a risk. Also the annual bonus system works really weirdly which makes it really hard to leave.

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To be honest, I don't even see a point of posting this. Idk I just really want to help my father. How can i convince him? is there any action that can be taken against the employer. Since one time he did complain to his boss about this and he straight away said that he could just find a new job. This is his last department in the bank so he isn't complaining much because he's scared of getting fired.

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Just looking for advice because it saddens me seeing him in this miserable condition where he can't spend time with his family.

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Every account I make is getting banned from Reddit, not subreddits.

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This is my fourth account, my first account which I had been using for two years with a decent amount of karma got banned. Made a second one, got some karma but made the mistake of crossposting my post. I got banned. Made a third account, reached out the people from my previous one. Got banned again.

I have been following all the rules and I've never contributed to spam or anything that'd get me banned.

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I have some important stuff on reddit for which I have to be active. Whenever I make a new account and post, I get banned instantly!!!

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Also, I got no email or message telling me the reason. I wasn't even notified. I have appealed and it's been a week.

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