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I'm guessing it means personal mentoring, in a secular sense, and in that case for a contractor the answer is an emphatic no!
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostPastoral care? Is he a priest or something?!
Seriously, I'm confused by the question. How does religion relate to work?
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostPastoral care? Is he a priest or something?!
Seriously, I'm confused by the question. How does religion relate to work?
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I'd like to think I am competent enough to look after my own Fruit Pastilles
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Originally posted by DAG View PostPretty much that .....
Plus the usual emergency / absence / performance stuff
Oh and providing not looking for ......
Ask your line manager what they're expecting you to cover, that way you don't step on anyone's toes.
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostTo me it makes no difference whether my "line-manager" is a contractor or not.
What sort of "pastoral" care are you looking for other than someone to sign your timesheets, notify of your inability to attend the site and where the coffee-machine, bogs are etc.?
Plus the usual emergency / absence / performance stuff
Oh and providing not looking for ......
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Originally posted by DAG View PostAs a contractor would you expect your line manager to provide Pastoral care?
Would it make a difference if your line manager was also a contractor or not?
What sort of "pastoral" care are you looking for other than someone to sign your timesheets, notify of your inability to attend the site and where the coffee-machine, bogs are etc.?
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Originally posted by v8gaz View PostNo. Now go and grow up.
So, if for example, you collapsed at work, you would expect me as your line manager to just step over your collapsed, in the way body, or contact your nearest and dearest to let them know? maybe contact the emergency servicers too?
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Pastoral Care
As a contractor would you expect your line manager to provide Pastoral care?
Would it make a difference if your line manager was also a contractor or not?Tags: None
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