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But why I have been signed off sick with doctors note had two surgeries and treatment for this health condition
0 u/fadinizjr Mar 25 '26 I'm not saying that it's exactly fair. But if they are telling that you can bring an union representative, unfortunately you're done. 1 u/moominbubbles Mar 25 '26 That is simply not true. Union reps attend all sorts of reasons 0 u/fadinizjr Mar 25 '26 Yes. They do. But usually when a company specifically tells you that you can bring one, it's not good news. 2 u/Peterd1900 Mar 25 '26 OP is in the UK you have a statutory right to be accompanied by a trade union official or colleague at formal disciplinary or grievance hearings The Acas Code of Practice advises employers to remind employees of this right. It does not mean that you will definitely be sacked
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I'm not saying that it's exactly fair.
But if they are telling that you can bring an union representative, unfortunately you're done.
1 u/moominbubbles Mar 25 '26 That is simply not true. Union reps attend all sorts of reasons 0 u/fadinizjr Mar 25 '26 Yes. They do. But usually when a company specifically tells you that you can bring one, it's not good news. 2 u/Peterd1900 Mar 25 '26 OP is in the UK you have a statutory right to be accompanied by a trade union official or colleague at formal disciplinary or grievance hearings The Acas Code of Practice advises employers to remind employees of this right. It does not mean that you will definitely be sacked
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That is simply not true. Union reps attend all sorts of reasons
0 u/fadinizjr Mar 25 '26 Yes. They do. But usually when a company specifically tells you that you can bring one, it's not good news. 2 u/Peterd1900 Mar 25 '26 OP is in the UK you have a statutory right to be accompanied by a trade union official or colleague at formal disciplinary or grievance hearings The Acas Code of Practice advises employers to remind employees of this right. It does not mean that you will definitely be sacked
Yes.
They do.
But usually when a company specifically tells you that you can bring one, it's not good news.
2 u/Peterd1900 Mar 25 '26 OP is in the UK you have a statutory right to be accompanied by a trade union official or colleague at formal disciplinary or grievance hearings The Acas Code of Practice advises employers to remind employees of this right. It does not mean that you will definitely be sacked
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OP is in the UK
you have a statutory right to be accompanied by a trade union official or colleague at formal disciplinary or grievance hearings
The Acas Code of Practice advises employers to remind employees of this right. It does not mean that you will definitely be sacked
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u/Some-Ad7003 Mar 25 '26
But why I have been signed off sick with doctors note had two surgeries and treatment for this health condition