Hi all - I hope someone can help here - I am in a bit a of a state. I work in a school and am currently under investigation for a disciplinary issue. Short story is that is a church school and I made some derogatory comments about a church leader on a closed Facebook group and someone printed the conversation out and sent it to him......
I am genuinely embarrassed that he has read the comments as they obviously weren't for public viewing but the investigation and discipline process doesn't seem fair to me. The head teacher has appointed his deputy as the investigator who has written his report and recommended that, if I write a letter of apology to said church leader, I will "only" get a written warning. If I don't, it could be more serious.
Can they force me to apologise with this which feels like, a threat?
Genuinely confused and extremely upset as I really love my job but this is making me miserable....
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Apology as pre-requisite for "only" a written warning ?
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Tommy · 07/02/2017 16:27
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