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  • maid08
    maid08 Community member Posts: 307 Pioneering
    edited March 2018
    lets just say that job interviews give a lot of info with someone who thinks its great they hold a bit of power and think you really want the job??????psychiatric nurse???its a well-paid job even while training and gets better as you go along most qualified doctors  earn less

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  • maid08
    maid08 Community member Posts: 307 Pioneering
    you can gain a lot of info from capitas own site if you check staff reviews

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  • maid08
    maid08 Community member Posts: 307 Pioneering
    Waylay said:
    Hmmm. The threat may well be enough.
    they have to recaive papers so threat not much use  threat then papers will wake them up i judge that thousands make threats but never follow thru so they just ignor

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  • Barbiesnemesis
    Barbiesnemesis Community member Posts: 86 Pioneering
    @maid08 I did the same as you on my PIP claim. I told them how my disabilities affected me and gave them evidence but they just lied and ignored the evidence. They made me feel like a liar; it was horrible. 
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  • maid08
    maid08 Community member Posts: 307 Pioneering
    Barbiesnemesis said:
    @maid08 I did the same as you on my PIP claim. I told them how my disabilities affected me and gave them evidence but they just lied and ignored the evidence. They made me feel like a liar; it was horrible. 
    seems normal  but then cash always did outweigh morals by people  as that's what an acesser is mostly no morals 
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