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Cleaner demands compensation claiming lack of English is disability

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Kevin Brown
Member - 365 posts
10 Sep 2008 2:27PM

If native english speaking cleaners are also failing to earn the NWM then there is a case to answer but my take on this story is that despite having an own-language supervisor (which must make giving direction that much easier) the cleaner wasn't performing as required. It may be that her standards were much higher than hercolleagues, it's difficult to motivate anyone at NWM rates of pay. Over the years I've seen cleaning stints increase alarmingly and performance standards decline as contracts are competed for. Only customers cn drive up standards, and with them, wages


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Nigel Dupree
Member - 1549 posts
9 Sep 2008 10:42PM

So no problem being Disabled Dyslexic just functionally illiterate not a problem ?

Supervisor sounds like a fine wonderful caring person tho.......


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