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Back to work

Spitfire1Senior Contributor27 Sept 2026, 8:53 pm AEST

Back to work

It's been a great week off work I even managed a interview which is @ the police check stage now now it's time to go back to the workplace I do not wish to work at I know I should be grateful but I don't - now that I'm a whistleblower I'll just take 1 shift at a time and I hope I can manage to get through the shift the staff where I whistleblowed at are mean nasty and stuck in their ways but this isn't why I reported the incident. I can do lots of stuff with my client away from the staff watching 'the voice' grand finale now

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