No show carer

Apr 12, 2012 15:31

I mostly manage to do things for myself. Putting out trash and putting away my shopping are totally beyond me though, so (after much arguing from family and friends) I finally caved and booked a carer to come in once a week for 2 hours. They were supposed to put away my shopping once it was delivered and do any light domestic stuff I needed doing ( Read more... )

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sammason April 12 2012, 20:18:18 UTC
Somebody's paying this person to do this work, aren't they? Whether it's a privately funded arrangement or one from Social Services, even if it's a charity. Not turning up is not an option they're entitled to choose.

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dimity_blue April 12 2012, 20:53:08 UTC
*I'm* paying for this person to do this work! At the uh, amazing rate of £11.61 an hour. Only, I won't be paying for today, that's for sure! I'll be phoning them back tomorrow to find out what exactly happened to whoever was supposed to turn up.

Thanks. I'm still just soooo unimpressed with them!

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kittenmommy April 12 2012, 21:49:53 UTC

That's awful. I'd call and complain too!

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dimity_blue April 13 2012, 18:42:04 UTC
I did. The office manager explained that the carer told her last week that she wouldn't be able to come back to see me as I have 2 cats and she's allergic. The office manager forgot to change the schedule, which is why no one turned up.

So that gives me lots of faith in them. Not.

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coldlikedeath April 12 2012, 22:49:59 UTC
Maybe they're ill, or there could have been an emergency or something- in which case, someone should call for them.

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dimity_blue April 13 2012, 18:40:39 UTC
I spoke to the office manager today. The carer told her last week that she wouldn't be able to come back to see me as I have 2 cats and she's allergic. The office manager forgot to change the schedule. So that's why no one turned up. :o(

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coldlikedeath January 31 2013, 00:58:08 UTC
Dear god. fun. not.

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