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hotlips11 | 06:55 Mon 10th May 2010 | Civil
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Sorry to be a pain again! Cutting a long story short the manager leaves this Friday. Rotas been done and my shifts have changed again! I'm not a happy bunny i can tell you. Will be seeing area manager about it this week. If I get no joy I refuse to be driven away form my job. Can I take things further. I don't belong to any union and that may be a problem. Any advise gratefully appreciated.
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Some people may have missed earlier posts, like me - can you give more detail of the nature of your complaint, or a link to any earlier question?
07:25 Mon 10th May 2010
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http://www.theanswerb...l/Question892478.html
07:26 Mon 10th May 2010
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Maybe your best bet is to find a job in another residential home.

From what I see of the sits vac round here they and debt collectors are about the only categories of employer advertising jobs so it shouldn't be too difficult.

OTH if the manager's gone the problem may have too.
07:39 Mon 10th May 2010
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