UPS Share price

UPS shares have rallied recently, maybe on the hail mary pass that I was out of my 3 month period for Constructive Dismissal, UPS however have failed to follow the ACAS Code of Conduct for grievances, which should nullify their claim.

Grievance 1 - No right of appeal offered

Grievance 2 - Never investigated

Grievance 3 - No meeting held & No right of appeal offered. Not conducted in a timely fashion

Grievances of former employees:

Because of the need to follow procedure, if a former employee has an outstanding grievance after they have left the job they should still try and follow the appropriate steps so as to avoid being penalised at any subsequent tribunal. An example of when this would be appropriate is where there is a complaint of constructive dismissal i.e. where an employee resigns because of the way they are treated by an employer.



How to prevent a hail mary?

Sack the quarterback............

Charge !!!!!!!!!

If I mention EMA, Bombs & Dubai will I get a surge of hits again? Or are the spooks now listening to Manning?

From a couple of months ago

TESCO had more than £4.3BILLION wiped from its share price today after its first profit warning for at least 20 YEARS.

Britain's dominant supermarket chain revealed UK sales fell by 2.3 per cent over Christmas — admitting it was "disappointing".

And analysts slashed forecasts for this year's profits as Tesco vowed to spend a fortune winning shoppers back.

Shares in Tesco crashed 14 per cent and fears of a bloodbath took SAINSBURY'S and MORRISONS down 7 per cent.

Clive Black, analyst at SHORE CAPITAL, told The Sun: "What's happened today is unheard of. It's the first profit warning from them in at least 20 years."

Group sales at Tesco rose 5.2 per cent in the six weeks to January 7 thanks to bumper growth in Asia and a rise in the rest of Europe.

But Tesco chief Phil Clarke said: "In a challenging economic environment, we made good progress internationally but despite record sales, we are disappointing with our seasonal trading performance in the UK."

Analysts claim Tesco has "gone stale" in the UK as it invests a fortune in its overseas empire.

Famed for innovations such as One in Front — opening more tills to reduce store queues — Tesco's rivals have all launched more appealing initiatives in recent years.

Tesco vowed to slash £500million from prices in its Big Price Drop last year. But this has failed to trigger a boost in sales.

The incredible warning came as Argos-owner HOME RETAIL revealed its own Christmas shocker, with sales at Argos down almost 9 per cent.