promotion on a tmes

[MrMasher]

The Z marker that downgraded people have, particularly the Z5 UK based marker isnt to excuse them from sh1tty OOA's. It is because they are undergoing treatment and need to stay UK based to take advantage of the wonderfully quick and efficient service the NHS provide.
I asked to have mine changed and the answer no was given for that reason.

 

[MrMasher]

Can you go OOA?

I wish I could. I have itchy feet for it.

 

[effinhell]

Surely it's down to what limitations you have - simply saying sorry sir i am downgraded is not good enough. I for one would check their TMES chit as to exactly what it says they can and cannot do and seek clarification if required.

Some people do go OOA whilst downgraded and whilst this may not be to the 'proper' places that people think at least they are in the 'system' and doing something towards turnround times.

If someone who is downgraded for a while gets promoted then it is not just on their performance during the period of downgrading is it?

The system is outdated and crap, as soon as medical issue is apparent no-one seems to want to question it. I personally think you should be offered promotion when you return to 'full' fitness though - bit of an incentive too.

IT IS NOT ALWAYS THE FAULT OF THE PERSON WHO IS DOWNGRADED!

 

[MrMasher]

Surely it's down to what limitations you have - simply saying sorry sir i am downgraded is not good enough. I for one would check their TMES chit as to exactly what it says they can and cannot do and seek clarification if required.

Some people do go OOA whilst downgraded and whilst this may not be to the 'proper' places that people think at least they are in the 'system' and doing something towards turnround times.

If someone who is downgraded for a while gets promoted then it is not just on their performance during the period of downgrading is it?

The system is outdated and crap, as soon as medical issue is apparent no-one seems to want to question it. I personally think you should be offered promotion when you return to 'full' fitness though - bit of an incentive too.[/I]

IT IS NOT ALWAYS THE FAULT OF THE PERSON WHO IS DOWNGRADED!

That wouldnt work. Once you are downgraded you are at the mercy of the NHS. It then doesnt matter on how insistent the person is about being fixed and upgraded, you have to wait for the system to get around to it.
We should be fast tracked through the NHS in my opinion, that only happens at the moment if you are pinged for OOA and then develop a problem. It sucks.

 

[The Stig A.D.I.]

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

I've just read through the thread - interesting, however, aren't we all forgetting something?

CONGRATULATIONS MR MASHER!

See you in the Mess!

DT_Xtremez_30:

 

[MrMasher]

I've just read through the thread - interesting, however, aren't we all forgetting something?

CONGRATULATIONS MR MASHER!

See you in the Mess!

DT_Xtremez_30:

He he he!DT_Xtremez_15:
My crimplenes are on order!DT_Xtremez_30:

 

[PingDit]

He he he!DT_Xtremez_15:
My crimplenes are on order!DT_Xtremez_30:

Off TopicDon't forget to draw patterns down the side of your plain socks, get some fluffy chequered slippers and an old dressing gown that still smells of pi55 from the Oxfam shop. If you can't find any bits and pieces, I've got loads spare. Congratulations.

 

[Nuts]

Why are downgraded pers allowed to be promoted. I imagine a lot of them can't go OOA or indeed complete the full range of duties such as Guard, so why should they be promoted?

Case in point, Pers Admin Cpl at Cosford, exempt Guard, CCS Trg, OOA, duty outside base areas, has been temp downgraded for a substantial amount of time, yet has been promoted. Then has the cheek to refuse to waive her 90 days because it would inconvenience her.

How long can a temp downgrade last?

Yeah and she's ****!!!!

 

[effinhell]

yip!!!!!!!!