Subject: FW: Complaint about Mrs. Henderson at
the Williamsons Sq. jobcenter in Liverpool
Good
afternoon Mr Ribsskog,
I received
your e-mail today and am seeking to involve the Jobcentre Manager in the
response. You should have this within 10 days.
Regards
—–Original
Message—–
From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
Sent: 27 May 2009 05:40
To: Employer Direct
Vacancies
Subject: Complaint about Mrs. Henderson at the Williamsons
Sq. jobcenter in Liverpool
Hi,
I was at 26 week review meeting, at the Williamsons Sq. jobcenter, in
Liverpool,
on Thursday last week.
This incident has been runing a bit in the back of my head, since
then.
Now I think that I should send a complaint about what happened in the
meeting,
since I was a bit intimidated, by Mrs. Henderson.
I thought that the meeting had ended a couple of times, because there
were
several things that was being gone through, in the meeting, in
several
bulks.
There were several things on the agenda in the meeting, but I didn't
have the
agenda, so I a couple of times, thought that the meeting was over.
But then Mrs. Henderson said that, if I did that again she was going to
show
me what she did to men, who didn't do like she said.
I've been having this in the back of my head.
And Mrs. Henderson also found jobs that where low paid, for me, and
that weren't
full-time, and that were in Southport, and places like that, even if I
have a good
education and am an experienced manager.
So I also think this seemed aquard.
But the main complaint is that Mrs. Henderson intimidated me, and
threatened me,
and told me that I had to sit down, or else she was going to tell me what
she
did with men that didn't do like she said.
I think Mrs. Henderson went to far with this comment.
Both of us in the meeting were adult, and even if I'm unemployed at
the moment,
I don't think I should accept being threated condesending, or
patronised.
So I think there are some under-laying feelings or something, that makes
Mrs.
Henderson not threat me objective, in the meetings.
Or at least that's how it seems to me.
So I think that I should send a complaint about this, since now I'm not
looking forward
to meeting Mrs. Henderson again, since she acted out of line, I have to
say, in the
meeting, for some reason.
So I hope you can check out what this was about, because I don't
people should
accept to be threated poorly, just because they are unemployed at a
specific
moment.
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
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