Disciplinary panel at former work place?

Not the first time I've heard this sort of nonsense going on inside the NHS. It's their own internal staff having a meeting about you. The police don't care, no one cares. They have no legal power so just ignore it.

Also giving them more information for police to prosecute you, taking to civil court etc.

Ignore it.
 
Also giving them more information for police to prosecute you, taking to civil court etc.

Ignore it.

The police can't prosecute me anyway (from what I've understood as the alleged "crime" is too far back in time now). And the case has been closed by the police too, and the hospital wouldn't be able to take me to civil court as I didn't do anything towards the hospital (except from keeping myself safe from someone)
 
Hi,

Thank you for your email.

However, please **** off you absolute waste of space. Any further communication from yourself will be treated as harassment and reported to the relevant authorities.

Kind regards

neviditelny

p.s. the 'please' part in 'please **** off' was only me being polite - just **** off.

:D
 
If you have no intention of working in the NHS again you can just ignore it, although you may want to state your case if it's important to you.

The NHS is a swamp of middle management wasting resources whilst the hospital crumbles all around it with people stacked in every corridor in every ward.
 
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If you have no intention of working in the NHS again you can just ignore it, although you may want to state your case if it's important to you.

The NHS is a swamp of middle management wasting resources whilst the hospital crumbles all around it with people stacked in every corridor in every ward.

Even then, it may just be disregarded if he re-applies in a few years. Or they'll lose the paperwork lol
 
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Dear person who wrote me this letter,

I am willing to attend on xx/yy/zzzz at hh:mm as requested. Please forward all first class travel tickets and accept this invoice for xx hours (calculate how many hours it will take from leaving home to returning home) at my standard contract rate of £150/hour which is payable in advance, plus all expenses. I like buns. A really very large number of absolutely top-quality buns.

Lots of love,

Neviditelny Xx
 
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Dear person who wrote me this letter,

I am willing to attend on xx/yy/zzzz at hh:mm as requested. Please forward all first class travel tickets and accept this invoice for xx hours (calculate how many hours it will take from leaving home to returning home) at my standard contract rate of £150/hour which is payable in advance.

Lots of love,

Neviditelny Xx

You forgot expenses

"a very large amount of donuts"

 
Even then, it may just be disregarded if he re-applies in a few years. Or they'll lose the paperwork lol

Knowing how poorly NHS works it wouldn't surprise me I would be able to apply to other hospitals in the future if I would ever decide to go back, but that chance is extremely small (bigger chances of me winning the Euromillions). (also don't know if you can get blacklisted from the whole NHS)
 
Knowing how poorly NHS works it wouldn't surprise me I would be able to apply to other hospitals in the future if I would ever decide to go back, but that chance is extremely small (bigger chances of me winning the Euromillions). (also don't know if you can get blacklisted from the whole NHS)

 
Dear person who wrote me this letter,

I am willing to attend on xx/yy/zzzz at hh:mm as requested. Please forward all first class travel tickets and accept this invoice for xx hours (calculate how many hours it will take from leaving home to returning home) at my standard contract rate of £150/hour which is payable in advance, plus all expenses. I like buns. A really very large number of absolutely top-quality buns.

Lots of love,

Neviditelny Xx

p.s. it was a "clean" slap anyway, what's the problem?
 

You could do a freedom of information request to see what they actually have. If they can't find anything you are clear. Or you could try and argue the information isn't accurate or relevant anymore and have it deleted. A lot of organisations don't want to take the risk with storing old personal information incorrectly and will just comply.

Also if you were to go back as a contractor they likely wouldn't cross reference it against their own database. Maybe not even allowed to use that data for someone exployed externally.
 
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You could do a freedom of information request to see what they actually have. If they can't find anything you are clear. You could try and argue the information isn't accurate or relevant anymore and have it deleted. A lot of times organisations don't want to take the risk with storing old personal information incorrectly and will just comply.

Also if you were to go back as a contractor they likely wouldn't cross reference it against their database, or even be allowed to under GDPR rules as you'd be employed by someone external.

They might use "some other substational reason" and "third party removal" was used on myself

Pretty debious method
 

That's a harsh read to be honest. But would it be the same case for people who have left for situations like my case?
 
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