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Exactly, @ctmorrison and most of those gang members were in that dreaded C-Block that I was sent to.

Ha ha, you haven't watched it yet have you? No, I've never done so much as taken a fake day off from school when I was young. I spent two weeks terrified when I picked up a little jumping bean from a packet someone had accidentally opened and spilled onto a shop floor when I was 12, thinking the police will take me away. So no, not a prisoner, but a volunteer. Over about 2.5 years I ended up going along to talk to the prisoners twice a week, sometimes up to 3 times as I might get a call to come in.

Glad it was helpful!

Hi @Diamondphobe and thanks for your concerned reply. I understand as "constructive dismissal" is something that I have witnessed in the past and hate it as it's plays with the minds of good people - either dismiss, or work with them. Regarding the concern in the real-life example I gave near the end, you will note that their concerns were not ignored. In fact, the suggestion was to allow the rest of the team to go ahead with what they wanted to do (they were also listened to) and, as these two did not wish to go with the team (again, note their reactions), they could continue doing exactly what they wanted to do. They "were" listened to and this "was" what they wanted. No dismissal, no "constructive dismissal", but the larger team wanted one thing, while these two wanted another so they were listened to and treated that way. Yes, I suggested that I was concerned that they would start job-searching, mainly due to the bullying they gave their team lead over a period (bullying is too strong a word here but I can't think of a suitable word rn). As they were dissatisfied with their work we were concerned that they might leave. As I mentioned, team members are valuable (and we didn't want that to happen). As it turned out, this was the correct process as the team members joined the rest of the team after considering and watching the positive effects on their team from the outside. Again, thanks for the insightful feedback.

You ain't gonna survive in the real world.buddy

😂😂😂 should he ever visit SA and use this ever so sophicated technique, the real world black clowns would clock him one. Oh and I did prison ministry max security leeukop. Those walking dead , with eyes emotionally dead.

@@jameshughes258 thank you very much. Most kind. These lessons were hard learned so I’m glad you can take something from them. ☺️

Thanks Tom

Thank you Yve. What a nice comment, I do appreciate that.