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Can you be suspended by the NHS without being given a reason ?
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studio150
Well-known member
Sounds strange given that any suspension should be part of a formal procedure which should lay out allegations and give a period of time before a formal hearing.
It's not like Barton's suspension from Rangers before his formal suspension today is it?
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No. To be honest it's somebody who has said this but he has just started dating my cousin. Seems strange.
AmexRuislip
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Finding out what?
I can't imagine that you'll be able to simply because, and I don't mean this rudely, it's none of your business from the employer's point of view.
Speaking as someone who deals with workplace disciplinary matters as part of my job, there is a very strict procedure in my company which has to be followed to the letter when it comes to suspending people, and I would be very surprised if the NHS were much/any different in that regard. Based on what you've said, I'd take an educated guess that him claiming to have been suspended with no reason given is a lie.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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you cant really, you just have to go along with his protestation. there is no way a bureaucratic monster such as the NHS would suspend an employee without justified, documented reasons, they'll have pages of procedure to follow. claims to the contrary would make me very suspicious of them or what they accused of, which i assume is why you are here.
Thought you said friend of a friend?
Gullflyinghigh
Registered User
- Apr 23, 2012
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This with big jangling bells on. That said, remember that a suspension could've been earnt for a stupid mistake just as much as it could something sinister.
Might be nothing to worry about at all!
Post #3 old chap.
Ahh.enlightenment. My bad!
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Doesn't have to be bad either but he should have been told exactly why as there will have been an investigation or pending an investigation.
drew
Drew
If it's the BSUH then I would believe anything. Their HR is a shower of shite that causes more problems than they resolve!!!! Because they are in special measures management seemingly seeking scapegoats lower down the ranks for their own shortcomings!!!
Although nominally a neutral act most suspensions occur when there is suspected gross misconduct and/or there is concern that the individual may interfere with any investigation and/or damage company property/reputation if they remain in the workplace.
I have never known anyone be suspended without reasons being put to them at the point of suspension or very shortly afterwards.
The reason you suspend in (alleged) gross misconduct cases is that it is difficult to dismiss someone on the grounds of irretrievable breakdown of trust and confidence (or similar) if you have allowed them to remain in the workplace...
I have never known anyone be suspended without reasons being put to them at the point of suspension or very shortly afterwards.
The reason you suspend in (alleged) gross misconduct cases is that it is difficult to dismiss someone on the grounds of irretrievable breakdown of trust and confidence (or similar) if you have allowed them to remain in the workplace...
Hampster Gull
New member
- Dec 22, 2010
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Nah
This is somewhat reminiscent of all the threads on here that begin:-
'I was just quietly watching the game when, for no reason, 5 stewards jumped me and threw me out of the stadium'.
'I was just quietly watching the game when, for no reason, 5 stewards jumped me and threw me out of the stadium'.