Oxfam Update!

I would like to thank all those that emailed me yesterday, after my article about Oxfam. I have had correspodence from staff and volunteers, from my old region and further afield; all of them have a common theme; what can be done about this charity and the abuses they have carried out?

I am a little short of time today, but will follow up this post as soon as I am able, featuring some of the messages I have received. What I want to say now is this:

If you are experiencing bullying or abuse or have a complaint to make about Oxfam, as your employer, you need to follow the statutory procedure. In my situation, because the bully was my boss, I went directly to HR. Also contact www.unitetheunion.org/, if you are a member. They were pretty useless in my case, but it is always good to have this course of action on record. Even if you are not employed by Oxfam, but want your voice to be heard, I would contact the Board of Trustees, customer service at Oxfam House, Cowley, Oxfordshire or the Charity Commission, details of which can be found in the 'Links' section of 'Spanish Views.'

There are many people out there, including ex colleagues who are still suffering at the hands of VERONICA RAYMOND. I am aware Oxfam read this blog and would like to say once again, do the decent thing and deal with the horrendous injustices perpetrated by this person. You have caused a lot of pain, to so many people, it is time you held your hands up and took responsibility for your actions!

I am not going away and will always keep up the pressure on  Oxfam, you should to!