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Anyone know about Local Govt disciplinary hearings?

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Matchingcollarandcuffs · 24/04/2023 10:41

A relative has one on Friday but has been told she can only be accompanied from within the organisation, is this standard?

Where I work (education) for an informal hearing that would be the case, but for formal can be accompanied by anyone?

Thanks

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Mabelface · 24/04/2023 10:42

Yup, a colleague or trade union rep, perfectly normal.

Matchingcollarandcuffs · 24/04/2023 10:44

They're not a union member (I know 🙄)

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Laska2Meryls · 24/04/2023 10:45

Is she in a union? If so she can ask her union to supply a person to accompany her.. If not it may still be worth approaching her rep ( especially if its Unison) .. Officially you have to be a member for 3 months but some local branch reps will help non members if they can .. ( they would usually expect her to sign up though) ..

Lavendersquare · 24/04/2023 10:48

I'm a senior local government manager and regularly chair disciplinary hearings and your friend is correct she can be accompanied by a colleague or union representative but no one else. Standard practice across local government.

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