questions on instructors..........
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wat can we do if the instructors abuse their authority to the recruits? thanks
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report to higher authorities...
or call SAFPU.... or tell MP
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how he abuse??? got example??Originally posted by chikopek:wat can we do if the instructors abuse their authority to the recruits? thanks -
Abuse???
did i hear correctly???
nowadays Ns is so welfare and all the recruits are well taken care of...
How were u being abused???
500 pumping per day?
1000 pumping per day?
Nowadays the most per day wld only be ard 200 to 300
Really wanna know ur meaning of abuse -
no lah i will be enlist to bmtc 1 next wed.......
because i m not that understanding certain issues in ptp/bmt so i m asking this just 4 precautions -
Oic...
Dun worry lah...now army very welfare liao....
Suffer wil suffer lah..but everyone has to go thru it mah...
U wil be well taken ca re of inside...so dun worry too much... -
yes report to your higher authority.
and u can always call the saf helpline as last resort. -
I caution you also, you report can, but must got concrete proof or else you will be the one who will be screwed.
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Report to SG
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That's true, better to have witness or proof of abuse of authority before you report. Or you really would be screwed upside down for causing unnecessary paperworks and investigations. Trust me, I was an instructor at BMTC and I know each complaint is investigated fully by the respective authorities, so don't play play.Originally posted by octega:I caution you also, you report can, but must got concrete proof or else you will be the one who will be screwed.
Like wuming78 had said report to your higher authority first, like your PC, or OC. There are counsellors in camp to speak to as well if you feel that a neutral person is better for handling the situation at hand. In the end, there is the SAF helpline. -
as always, remember to follow the proper chain of command.Originally posted by ChrisYX:That's true, better to have witness or proof of abuse of authority before you report. Or you really would be screwed upside down for causing unnecessary paperworks and investigations. Trust me, I was an instructor at BMTC and I know each complaint is investigated fully by the respective authorities, so don't play play.
Like wuming78 had said report to your higher authority first, like your PC, or OC. There are counsellors in camp to speak to as well if you feel that a neutral person is better for handling the situation at hand. In the end, there is the SAF helpline.
and there is another channel outside the system too - your MPs. but please do use that only as the final resort.