That’s if you’re a highly paid police officer.
A Met Police officer has been signed off sick with a 'broken heart' for four months after being dumped by a married colleague, it was claimed today.
The detective is believed to have been left devastated when her lover went back to his estranged wife.
Is a “Broken Heart” now become an illness?
If she wants time off, it should be unpaid leave. I received four days off when my father died. In that time I had to fly home, arrange the funeral, attend the funeral, and fly back.
The mother-of-one was apparently signed off on full pay with stress and failed to return to her £45,000-a-year job.
Ah I see.
This new disease called “stress” has afflicted her. I would say “grow a pair”, but obviously she is incapable.
It begs the question. Are our Police service fit for purpose?
if it was stress caused by investigating a truly gruesome murder, then maybe I could understand it.
But for FFS she was only having an affair with a married man!
My stress level has reached breaking point , so a large whisky is required.
*facepalm* dear lord. what stupidity. the brass need a swift kick in the balls and SHE needs to be fired.
ReplyDeleteSeems that "Stress" overtook "bad back/whiplash" as the main excuse for taking sickies last year.
ReplyDeleteWe're most definitely going to hell in a handcart.
ReplyDeleteI'd have had them both for unprofessional behaviour. They are supposed to be investigating crime or what ever, not chasing each other round the desk.
ReplyDeleteRemarkably, word verification is: milff
How appropriate for the post.
ReplyDelete"We're most definitely going to hell in a handcart."
ReplyDeleteNot for much longer - new EU regs will outlaw such contraptions. They don't meet NCAP safety standards, and the emissions from the poor fuckers pushing them exceed Euro 5 limits...