This fact applies any country, your colleague is not your best friend, i have also fallen for that trap too, my colleague will lure you to say things most especially about my side hustle and later reported to the boss that i don't really need the job since i have my own side business already
I just believed we as workers from Nigeria brings a lot of toxicity job culture which the UK would not accept and once your able to do away with it then your free to go. I have held two jobs consecutively and being able to perform the duties without any form of disciplinary or issues as I have fully integrated into the British society and I have removed all form of negative issues I learnt in Nigeria, I have only missed 3 days of work in the whole of the 15 years of my jobs, I take my attendance as a priority and my dedications in the face of changing environment to the apex and so am never scared of performing my duties. Thanks for your vlogs and keep it coming, let people know what environment they coming to work.
@A TAURUS QUEEN OF ZION! if the father of your children is here in the UK ( not sure where you are) then you are entitled to get money from him. I paid child support till my son was 18th and just a few weeks ago, the CMS ( child maintenance service) sent me a mail that I should stop paying the mother. It doesn't mean I will stop supporting him but legally is not obliged. In my teens, I lost my father and my mum along with her wonderful family helped raise her children, five of us and so it can be done. You have to find your support system and I wish you the best.
Interesting listening to your experiences..I feel that you should have a support system in place..the management should have someone working with you and have a booklet of things you have to do and know which is your foundation practice booklet. The things you describe are basic safety training program.checklists..sleeping on the job has always been a stackable offense..we need more nurses to care.. 🙏🌻🌻.an ex- nurse abused and discriminated .
Thank you so much for this video sis!!! Work place ethics gbam!!! God help us o They are “my colleagues “ 😊 not necessarily my friends! I have learnt so much !!!! Thank you Sister ❤
Never sleep on shift, is easiest way to get the sack, splash water on your face, step outside, anything but sleep Edit - be very careful with medication, it’s huge in this profession, take it very seriously, errors can lead to prison time in worst cases
When you interact with oyinbo people you will come to realize that even your village people are better. Let us stop putting down our country in all aspect.
She was the problem not the client. And it was like she wasn't prepared for the job. I will advise people to get prepare for the task even before get involved so as to avoid unnecessary excuses.
Hii nice informative video can anyone tell me how much maternity leave we get if we deliver a baby in uk on healthcarer visa and working in a care home or in ur first job.. please anyone help me out in this guys.... waiting guys
Please Melissa good morning how much do HCA workers earn, and is it paid per hour, per week per month, what's the total average salary after tax per week
@@williamngwudike275 After tax. Don’t know about per week, you can do the maths. It all depends on the company and your working hours. I gave you a rough figure
This fact applies any country, your colleague is not your best friend, i have also fallen for that trap too, my colleague will lure you to say things most especially about my side hustle and later reported to the boss that i don't really need the job since i have my own side business already
Never lose your guard. Don't talk too much in any first world country you find yourself. Be friendly, but don't be too chatty.
Exactly
I just believed we as workers from Nigeria brings a lot of toxicity job culture which the UK would not accept and once your able to do away with it then your free to go.
I have held two jobs consecutively and being able to perform the duties without any form of disciplinary or issues as I have fully integrated into the British society and I have removed all form of negative issues I learnt in Nigeria, I have only missed 3 days of work in the whole of the 15 years of my jobs, I take my attendance as a priority and my dedications in the face of changing environment to the apex and so am never scared of performing my duties.
Thanks for your vlogs and keep it coming, let people know what environment they coming to work.
we appreciate you!
Wow! you’ve only missed 3 days out of a whole 15 years of working? you’re a gem!!!
@Melissa Oti am dedicated to what gives me my lifestyle, after all we are going to spend a quarter of my life working.
You are not a single parent and soul carer. Bless you.
@A TAURUS QUEEN OF ZION! if the father of your children is here in the UK ( not sure where you are) then you are entitled to get money from him. I paid child support till my son was 18th and just a few weeks ago, the CMS ( child maintenance service) sent me a mail that I should stop paying the mother. It doesn't mean I will stop supporting him but legally is not obliged.
In my teens, I lost my father and my mum along with her wonderful family helped raise her children, five of us and so it can be done. You have to find your support system and I wish you the best.
Interesting listening to your experiences..I feel that you should have a support system in place..the management should have someone working with you and have a booklet of things you have to do and know which is your foundation practice booklet. The things you describe are basic safety training program.checklists..sleeping on the job has always been a stackable offense..we need more nurses to care.. 🙏🌻🌻.an ex- nurse abused and discriminated .
Thanks for your advice ❤️
Thank you so much for this video sis!!!
Work place ethics gbam!!!
God help us o
They are “my colleagues “ 😊 not necessarily my friends!
I have learnt so much !!!! Thank you Sister ❤
Thanks baby
Never sleep on shift, is easiest way to get the sack, splash water on your face, step outside, anything but sleep
Edit - be very careful with medication, it’s huge in this profession, take it very seriously, errors can lead to prison time in worst cases
Thank you so much for this, it came at the right time
Thanks hun
Thank you Melissa for this insightful information 💕
Thanks hun
Melissa thanks much. This truth can't be overemphasized. Please keep reminding us.
Thanks hun
Very informative. Thanks dear.
You’re welcome ❤️
Thank you so much for this video. I have learnt a lot from it❤
Thanks darling
Chaii!! I can relate with the bus thing. Wow! Good we can learn from you. Thanks
Haha pregnancy can have a huge toll on you sometimes 😂
Thank you so much for this information, God bless you dear
Amen! thanks so much
I’m glad I came across this video 👏
Thanks hun
When you interact with oyinbo people you will come to realize that even your village people are better.
Let us stop putting down our country in all aspect.
We really need to, thanks sis
Thanks for the info,God bless you.
Thanks ❤️
She was the problem not the client. And it was like she wasn't prepared for the job. I will advise people to get prepare for the task even before get involved so as to avoid unnecessary excuses.
You’re right!! Thanks hun
Here in the UK it's good not all of us are bad some of us are good
True
This issue is so sensitive. This is also an eye-opening video.
Thanks sis
Very frank video. Thanks a lot
Thanks sis
God bless you sister you make my day
You did well....I can relate with all that u have said
Thanks sweetheart
Nice one tanks for sharing
Thanks hun
Spitting facts.
Thanks mama
I am happy I met this your channel o
Wow so informative 👏👏👏✅🙏
Thanks sis
Melissa you are so on point!
Thanks baby
Thank you so much for this video. Please how easy is it to get a caregiver job after getting to the uk
Wow! Your hair is so lovely.
Awwwn thanks darling
wow so interctive.my first time here.love it
Welcome sis
I really learnt a lot.
Thanks hun, i’m glad you did
Thanks a bunch👍👍
Thanks baby
Omo the scenario is so funny🤣🤣🤣🤣this one is two faced,they will laugh with you and at the back,run ooooo🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃
Vital information being passed
Thanks
Great content
Thanks darling
Very good video 💯👍👌🥰
Thanks darling
Hii nice informative video can anyone tell me how much maternity leave we get if we deliver a baby in uk on healthcarer visa and working in a care home or in ur first job.. please anyone help me out in this guys.... waiting guys
It’s best you discuss this with your employer if you’re pregnant. Ideally you are entitled to 1 year, 9 months paid and 3 months unpaid.
Thanks
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I always say when oyinbo ask you how are you, just smile and 🏃🏿♀️
No one cares !
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please Melissa good morning how much do HCA workers earn, and is it paid per hour, per week per month, what's the total average salary after tax per week
Depends on the company and location. It’s usually from £1200 upwards
@@MelissaOti is it £1200/month or per week
@@MelissaOtiand £1200 is before tax? So after tax what are you likely to make per week if its per week
@@williamngwudike275 After tax. Don’t know about per week, you can do the maths. It all depends on the company and your working hours. I gave you a rough figure
Thanks a lot I enjoyed watching
Thanks hun
You talk so fast and your accent is strong but beautiful. It’s a little difficult for me to understand everything you’re saying
Try using youtube subtitles and see if it helps
But plse can you connect me I need to work am from uganda
I don’t give jobs hun
Okey hunter thax for the reply and can I kindly get some connections
Informative ...hmmmm
Thanks so much
Must you talk, can't you be absent minded
Exactly
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Thank you for this information and advice.
It is helpful.
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Thank you so much for this video. God bless you so much.
Amen! Thanks so much