I don't feel supported.
I feel there is a lack of consistency between the sales team and the support team. I joined in July, and when I contacted the advisor team just two days later regarding a potential employment termination in October (notice period ends at 31 Dec.), they told me they could not support me as a union member because my membership was too new. They also seemed not to believe that i was told my position would become redundant after i joined.
Their argument was that I had not been a member long enough to receive support in October. However, when I signed up, the sales team assured me that I would be covered—even if I already had an ongoing case—though the free trial period would end immediately. I did not have a case at that time, and I was fine with being charged as soon as support was needed.
It is very frustrating to discover that, despite being a union member, support is denied. I suggest making the membership rules clearer—specifically, how long one must be a member before being eligible for full support.
Hi Nadia,
I don’t know how many times that I need to repeat that I don’t know the redundant before I joined it.
And I am surprised that you don’t fully support your members if they are newly joiners or if you suspect that they have a case before joined.
Lastly, there is a difference between I don’t need the full legal support(which it’s this case)and I can’t get it.
As I wrote before, that’s why I suggested you make it clear.

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