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NAL but have experience of trade union disciplinary cases and HR stuff throughout my 20+ year career in both private and public sector. This sounds highly irregular. As far as I am aware, all disciplinary proceedings should be kept confidential. This ACAS link seems to confirm it. From my little experience in this area, most companies lose cases because they fail to follow laid down procedures rather than making a bad decision in the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this first places, that just usually adds to their loss. However, if it is as stated she would certainly have the grounds to pursue a grievance against her manager. She needs to speak to HR in the morning. This. I suspect HR would go mental at the thought of a name and shame email, even after a disciplinary. Before seems unthinkable. Is your wife part of a union? Tell her to join now if not- it may be too late for the disciplinary process but they can help with a grievance if needed. No INVESTIGATION carried out? No processes followed? Strong case imho for constructive dismissal through WRC (here in Ireland, ,Acas in England). Not sure in UK but a similar successful claim here could be up to 2x annual salary + costs. Costs for the individual aren’t high. This is based on you taking a constructive dismissal case. You’re finished in that company anyway. Your solicitor will advise you accordingly. Do not do anything until you’ve spoke to one. Not one word. Now the possible libel contained in this proposed email through a civil case. This could have career ending ramifications. Costs would be much higher, but your employer would have to have arguable solid evidence to show that they BELIEVED the content to be true.

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I taught high school for five years and never had it happen once. Our grade school brethren definitely encounter vomit occasionally, but high schoolers generally have the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this wherewithal to make it to the bathroom. Probably depends on the grade. I would imagine the lower the grade the more likely you are to encounter vomit. (Little kids can’t always make it to the bathroom because they aren’t as experienced with the feeling of impending vomit.) I taught middle school for 10 years. I had one kid throw up & it was during my student teaching pre-service. Once. That was it. I have taught 19 years. I started in 3rd grade. I made a rule- you puke- catch it in your shirt and run out, and I will reward you. I had one vomit in one of my practicals- and I couldn’t help the 8 months pregnant teacher- just couldn’t. One 3rd grader vomited my first year- he yelled: “I caught it.” And I opened the door. He took it outside. I was so proud.
Some people faint at blood. I tell my students: “If there is an accident I can put your intestines back in and save your life- but I don’t do hair balls or vomit. They make me gag.” In short- I let my kids go to the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this nurse. I rarely have a vomit situation. They almost always hit a trash can or make it out of the room. I also tell them- if you think you will puke don’t ask for permission- just leave. I’ve taught highschool for 10+ years, and have never seen vomit. Kids would rather die alone in a bathroom than embarrass themselves by puking in public in my experience. I think you’ll overall be fine teaching high school. If you were wanting to teach lower elementary, on the other hand… lol. There’s always a chance you could get sick, but that goes for any job. I don’t think you need to not go into teaching over this. Some codicil of Murphy’s Law will make me regret this tomorrow, but in twelve years of teaching high school I’ve never seen, heard, or smelled vomit. Not in my room, not in the hall, not the cafeteria, nor in a bathroom stall. LOL! It’s likely a phobia you’ll have to face at some point. I haven’t had a high school kid vomit inside my classroom, but I’ve definitely had high school kids vomit on the floor right outside my classroom, in the bathroom and then leave it there for someone else to find, in the cafeteria, in the parking lot… Puke is park of life in schools, to some degree. Luckily, it’s probably only something you’ll have to deal with on occasion here or there, and pretty seldomly if you’re teaching older kids. Don’t let this deter you from teaching… just accept that a little vomit is part of the job sometimes and something you’ll have to face. You’ve got this! Remember there’s no shame in counseling if you ever feel like this phobia is too big to handle on your own 🙂
I have this phobia! I got sick a lot during my first year teaching but always with colds, never with stomach bugs. It’s not unimaginable that a kid could have an accident and get sick in your classroom, but high schoolers also know themselves and their bodies better than little kids. They’ll let you know if they need to go to the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this bathroom or the clinic. My rule of thumb is to wash your hands before meals, after each class, and after grading big stacks of papers. I also always stay up front and honest with my students at the beginning of the year and tell them that they never need to ask me to go to the bathroom if they’re going to puke. In fact, I’d prefer they leave altogether, backpack and all lmao, and I tell them that.
I read a subreddit that said a teacher will offer 1pt extra credit for each yard a student got away from their classroom before they vomited lol In Kinder, they don’t yet know they are going to throw up until it’s happening! I did have 1 kid stand up and make it about 3 steps after saying his stomach hurt before he threw up on the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this floor. Another girl looked green and I set the trash can next to her. She still threw up on the floor. I would definitely NOT recommend teaching lower El, but high school should be fine. I’m on year 19, no vomit. But it has happened a couple times in other classrooms. Tell your students if they think they are going to, then run to the bathroom. Hello fellow emetophobe! I used to work in high schools and honestly it is something that came up. I got sick often especially in the first year and kids get sick too.
But! I went through exposure therapy to deal with my phobia and it was a real game changer. I’m now a therapist and it made such a difference to me, I signed up for training and now provide exposure therapy to others. Emetophobia is really, really tough to live with. If it is impacting your career choices it might be time to see some support. Feel free to dm me with questions I have a phobia of blood which is arguably more commonly to happen in schools, especially as a future science teacher and current preschool teacher. Definitely have had older kids accidentally cut themselves with a scalpel during lab. At a certain point you have to figure out how to manage your own self. I try to keep far away from kids who are bleeding and just offer to send them to the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this nurse or whatever.
I put “take the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this trash can and vomit in the hall” in my unofficial syllabus. It’s in the class constitution too. In 12 years of high school it’s only happened once. I am also terrified of vomit, though my fear has become a little bit more manageable through the years (I’m okay as long as the sb isn’t involved; I am terrified more so of catching the sb and throwing up myself). I’m student teaching right now, and I had a girl (6th grade) start making this God-awful gagging sound because she was about to puke in class. My heart sank instantly, and I was about to start panicking. Luckily, my CT was closest to the girl and grabbed a trash can and walked her out before anything happened, but I felt anxious and nauseous the rest of the day. I avoided the student’s desk like the plague, even though we disinfected it as soon as she left. I felt so bad because my first instinct was to get away from her instead of help her :/ It’s such a debilitating fear, especially in schools.
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You’re not at risk from it anymore than in every day life. High school kids know to get to a bathroom or trash can. If this was the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this parenting sub I’d have different tales to tell. It’s a real non-issue in high school. In my experience, I’ve been there 6 years now, never made contact with any or got that type of sick. I did in a middle school when it swept through some years ago though, but I think high schoolers are easier to leave home if they feel a little off so they stay home or leave if they’re that sick. Taught for 15 years, only 2 vomit experiences. It ended up not being as bad as all of the mice that I had falling out of my ceilings or jumping out my desks, or the smells of BO. I have this phobia too. This year the teacher across the hall had a kid vomit, and I got the sweats just hearing about it. Luckily, you can tell if a kid’s going to vomit. They lose color and their face is slack. I send them to the nurse with a garbage can or tell them to sprint to the bathroom.
I have vomit phobia and also I can’t be touched, I teach kids 7 – 18 and I’m still alive! It’s my passion and also I’ve never encountered vomit, only burps and farts. I’ve taught HS for over 10 years and never had a kid puke in my classroom (knock on wood). Once on blood drive day I did come across a kid who had just donated puking in the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this hallway and helped her down to the health office, and I’ve had a kid puke on a field trip. So is it common? No, but continue to prepare yourself for potentially encountering it. Kids at the HS level usually need less assistance with it so it’s not like you’d be forced to be super involved with helping but you don’t want to leave a sick kid high and dry when they need help either. I’ve had a few over the years but I also earn the kids that if they need to puke to let me know because I am a sympathetic puker
I teach elementary school and have a fear of vomit, but it’s much stronger about others getting sick. (Because it leads to me getting sick) I tell students at the Not A Magical anymore Shirt but in fact I love this beginning of the year what to do if they feel sick. Plan a) make it to the bathroom plan b) make it out of the classroom (I have an exterior classroom) c) make it to a trash can d) everybody freeze in a safe spot and wait for me to get another grown up. I have a neighbor teacher that has no issue with it. (I help her with bloody boo-boos) It should be easier for you with high school students, but even my kindergarteners and first graders understand. I’ve only had one student make it to plan c in twelve years. My oceans 11 teacher in high school was like this. She had a kid on his first day of high school puke in the period before ours and she made him clean it up while she dry heaved out the window. I’ve never personally dealt with it. I’ve never heard of a high school or even an intermediate teacher having to deal with it. Just that one case 15 years ago

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