Hi
I will explain something I feel to be pretty unfair treatment by my employer
I was unexpectedly called in to a meeting with HR & the MD on Jan 14th, I was told that it was a “At Risk” meeting as the company was making the Partnerships Manager position redundant and merging the role’s responsibilities into the Schedulling team and I was placed on Gardening Leave for a week, I had a short meeting after Gardening Leave last week to see if an alternative could be found.. All available roles at the company were in another department and unsuitable. After the meeting I thought I would write an email covering my achievements over the last year and the benefits that the Partnerships Manager role brings to the company, I was told this would be reviewed and I would get a call from HR on the decision on the position on Monday afternoon. I have now seen today that the Marketing Director has placed the Partnerships Manager role on LinkedIn a day before I have had the redundancy call and whilst I’m still in the position. Surely a national broadcaster can’t treat staff like this?
I will explain something I feel to be pretty unfair treatment by my employer
I was unexpectedly called in to a meeting with HR & the MD on Jan 14th, I was told that it was a “At Risk” meeting as the company was making the Partnerships Manager position redundant and merging the role’s responsibilities into the Schedulling team and I was placed on Gardening Leave for a week, I had a short meeting after Gardening Leave last week to see if an alternative could be found.. All available roles at the company were in another department and unsuitable. After the meeting I thought I would write an email covering my achievements over the last year and the benefits that the Partnerships Manager role brings to the company, I was told this would be reviewed and I would get a call from HR on the decision on the position on Monday afternoon. I have now seen today that the Marketing Director has placed the Partnerships Manager role on LinkedIn a day before I have had the redundancy call and whilst I’m still in the position. Surely a national broadcaster can’t treat staff like this?

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