[audio-pals] Re: Horrible News
- From: Thomas McMahan <shadowsmaster@xxxxxxx>
- To: audio-pals@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2015 09:39:52 -0500
Yes but their deal of her staying there till she finds other employment sounds
like, “we don’t want you, yet in reality we really don’t have that much on you
to get rid of you uf chalenged by a State labor board.”
Hight standards are one thing, but if you aren’t given procedural information
in training and then that is used against you that gives her something to stand
on. However, in reality, most things do go by last name first, it’s more the
rare exception that a list is organized using the first name first. But that
is something simple and petty. I think maybe she’s offended the powers that be
by her own standards of what she does and probably caught someone higher up in
their mistakes along the way and now they get revenge. If that is the case
they’d better cover their trail good.
> On Mar 21, 2015, at 1:14 PM, Josh <lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> She has put in 4 applications last night. We are hoping and praying for
> positive results. I agree that Amanda may have made some mistakes, but I
> think more so they are unable to stand good on the fact that they would sign
> off on her internship. So, when they have an opportunity to dismiss her they
> take the opportunity. One of the grounds for Amanda accepting the position
> was that they would sign off on her internship. The employer said they have
> never done this, but if it is allowed they would do it. The employer failed
> to realize that this means Amanda will need to be doing certain tasks related
> to her degree. So, why not take the quickest and easiest way out of the
> situation. I still think that based on her recent diagnosis she should
> disclose if for no other reason to point out to the employer that it may not
> have been her fault the mistakes that were made. According to things I am
> reading even if they continue with the course of action that they are taking
> they cannot refuse to talk to her about the disability and possible solutions
> that do not cause undue hardship. I did not realize until doing some research
> that this was even a condition covered under the ADA, but when looking at my
> school’s website it says that one of the things that they cover on the
> disability website was ADHD. Being that they offer services I started doing
> some research and low and behold it is covered. So, we will see what happens.
> I imagine that they will continue the process and htat is ok because we can
> compensate even if they tell her to take a hike on Monday morning without
> even getting into the house money set aside. If anything the house money will
> pay for her benefits. One of the reasons they said that she needed to look
> for another job is because during her 3 days of training when she started she
> was not told that names needed to be listed last name and then first. So, she
> has been putting names in first and then last. To me this sounds petty, but I
> told Amanda she should be careful when she started because of some of the
> things she would come home and tell me sounded like a person with unrelenting
> standards. Oh well, when one door closes another one opens. However, please
> keep us in your prayers during this transition.
>
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>
> Well glad you hadn’t jumped right in to one then.
>
> Hopefully it won’t take long before she can find herself another and better
> job.
>
>> On Mar 21, 2015, at 12:41 AM, Josh <lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx
>> <mailto:lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>>
>> We Will not be buying a house anytime soon so it seems. Today the bottom
>> dropped right out from under us with the news that Amanda would be losing
>> her job. Please keep us in your prayers. Talk to you later.
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