22-11-2020, 10:30 AM
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Re: How Do You Know What Your Job Is/Was?
Originally Posted by summer
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I always pretty much wrote my own job description I was quite hard on myself too 
Actually Ted I thought this thread was going to be about the lack of a job description for retirement...we could do with one of those
You can't get fired for not doing your retirement efficiently, but it could be interesting to have a list & mark oneself on how well you're doing what you said!.
22-11-2020, 10:43 AM
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Re: How Do You Know What Your Job Is/Was?
I never read a job description when I was employed. There was a union I could have joined but never did. It was quite obvious to the management and me what had to be done. Do the apprenticeship, then get out there and mend mend mend.The job description was about the same when I went self-employed.
23-11-2020, 12:02 PM
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Re: How Do You Know What Your Job Is/Was?
Originally Posted by mart
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I never read a job description when I was employed. There was a union I could have joined but never did. It was quite obvious to the management and me what had to be done. Do the apprenticeship, then get out there and mend mend mend.The job description was about the same when I went self-employed.
That led to Industrial Tribunals in which you would have to go before a Magistrate (who might be a Union Official) and you might win, or lose, a case, depending on what was being done versus what was agreed would be done, in writing, by the worker & the Company.
Went to a few of those.
Lawyers & Personnel staff on one side, Trade Union Officials, or nobody (sometimes) on the other.
Could have been better - not sure if they still happen.
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