PAN1701
01-13-2007, 09:48 PM
What constitutes a hostile work place?
I know for a fact that it doesn't always have to do with something sexual in nature.
Mine is the constant reminder and threatening and actual meetings of my termination (Because of one past health problem). I've done nothing illegal or against policy. But they have made it well known to me, and to my Union President .... which are always at odds because the Union president has won ALL grievances against the Admin.
For a matter of fact...I have over 20 years with this department and have documented favorable yearly reviews. I had one bad year (Being sick because of a DR's mistake) and they want to terminate me. And it has been documented that they are threatening me with termination.
The stress of going to work knowing if I trip up in any little way, will cause my termination is causing me major health problems. I was notified in person and in writing, that if I call in sick I can/will be terminated, and if I come in and am not able to perform my duties due to illness, I can/will be terminated. I've lost way too much sleep because of this. Therefore I look terrible, which could be reason enough for the Administration to terminate me. Its a snowball effect.
Does this not constitute a hostile work place?
Just an FYI
My Supervisor also put me through a battery of physical exams (Which I passed). He was hoping to find out something he could use to terminate me. I found out through a 3rd party DR that they also gave me a Drug test (Which I passed of course). I was told by the 3rd party DR that it was highly illegal to give me a drug test without my consent or knowledge. Also the supervisor added TOTALLY FALSE statements to my medical record. Which I can't begin to understand the DR taking his word without consulting me. So it is obvious they are doing their best to find something to use to terminate me.
I do have an appointment with the Union Attorney.
Just thought I'd throw out the scenario to see if anyone had any opinions.
Thanks in advance.
I know for a fact that it doesn't always have to do with something sexual in nature.
Mine is the constant reminder and threatening and actual meetings of my termination (Because of one past health problem). I've done nothing illegal or against policy. But they have made it well known to me, and to my Union President .... which are always at odds because the Union president has won ALL grievances against the Admin.
For a matter of fact...I have over 20 years with this department and have documented favorable yearly reviews. I had one bad year (Being sick because of a DR's mistake) and they want to terminate me. And it has been documented that they are threatening me with termination.
The stress of going to work knowing if I trip up in any little way, will cause my termination is causing me major health problems. I was notified in person and in writing, that if I call in sick I can/will be terminated, and if I come in and am not able to perform my duties due to illness, I can/will be terminated. I've lost way too much sleep because of this. Therefore I look terrible, which could be reason enough for the Administration to terminate me. Its a snowball effect.
Does this not constitute a hostile work place?
Just an FYI
My Supervisor also put me through a battery of physical exams (Which I passed). He was hoping to find out something he could use to terminate me. I found out through a 3rd party DR that they also gave me a Drug test (Which I passed of course). I was told by the 3rd party DR that it was highly illegal to give me a drug test without my consent or knowledge. Also the supervisor added TOTALLY FALSE statements to my medical record. Which I can't begin to understand the DR taking his word without consulting me. So it is obvious they are doing their best to find something to use to terminate me.
I do have an appointment with the Union Attorney.
Just thought I'd throw out the scenario to see if anyone had any opinions.
Thanks in advance.
