State of shock

Some things can go on here some things can not.

A few years back we were the subject of such appalling bad practice by a social worker we were left with a gun to the departments head. Material held by our solicitor that putting into the public domain would cause huge embarrassment, end careers, not to mention unleash a telephone numbers law suit.

Well, something that came to light today is not quite that bad but it is right up there.

You can measure management humour by her driving.

Fairly brisk and lively is "normal"

Car bouncing round and passengers holding on is " a bit annoyed".

"Passengers praying" is seriously angry.

"Eyes closed teeth clenched" denotes full blown rage.

"Passengers Catatonic and rigid" indicates a risk she might spontaneously combust.

But there is one more state to go, when she is driving slowly, artificially slowly, as if she did not trust herself behind the wheel, that is "be afraid, be very afraid"

Some SW manager needs to be afraid.....

That's all I will say.