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Then put some sugar in the tank when you’ve dropped it off!Syphon as much fuel out the van as you can tonight, lol
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Then put some sugar in the tank when you’ve dropped it off!Syphon as much fuel out the van as you can tonight, lol
What did Matey say to you elsparko? you did the right thing goodluck for the future, not the sort of person you would want to work for.just to update chaps, ive quit
cheers, ive been asked to go into the office but i have other ideas of how id like to spend my first day off in 6 months lol, need to make a few phonecalls to get myself on site for wednesday at new job, new build school i think it is, never done one before but imagine its an easy commercial projectWhat did Matey say to you elsparko? you did the right thing goodluck for the future, not the sort of person you would want to work for.
When I finished my Apprenticeship, I went to work for one of the blokes that had left and started up on his own.
He was a decent Electrician, but as soon as he started on his own the standards dropped, an example fitting ceiling roses to Plaster board, no noggins just bare board with plaster board nails and in some cases finish plaster, he gained the nickname Kit Karson, who was a famous Cowboy.
Anyhow let us know how you get on in your new job.
If you had gone into the office, I can just imagin the BS he would be spouting, a promise of things will get better, more money, seen it before, you're well out of it Matejust to update chaps, ive quit
cheers, ive been asked to go into the office but i have other ideas of how id like to spend my first day off in 6 months lol, need to make a few phonecalls to get myself on site for wednesday at new job, new build school i think it is, never done one before but imagine its an easy commercial project
yeah reputation is everything as a tradesman and i dont want to be associated with delboy, one of the other forum members knows who my boss was as his brother had also worked for delboy
yeah, it would be like a junkie telling his family hes clean, next week hell be back on the smackIf you had gone into the office, I can just imagin the BS he would be spouting, a promise of things will get better, more money, seen it before, you're well out of it Mate
I know what I'd do...2 minutes from my house on a new build school
I don't believe any notice is required under a year (or is it two years now)?how much notice would you give for 5/6 months employment?
Or he might have tried to sack him instead of accepting his resignation.If you had gone into the office, I can just imagin the BS he would be spouting, a promise of things will get better, more money, seen it before, you're well out of it Mate
Thankfully here they are 6491B in steel trunking/conduit. Hopefully that's still the case!The school project (like many now a days) will chance to be wired in LSF T&E on tray or basket, if it is all singles wired in metal trunking and conduit, then that’s a good learning curve for you!
it wouldnt surprise me! lolOr he might have tried to sack him instead of accepting his resignation.
He's not self employed just because he pays his own tax. He's still employed and told what to do. If he doesn't want to do those kind of hours, negotiate with the employer. If an agreement can't me made....leave.If you want to stay there I would discuss your concerns with your employer,ultimately we are all self employed so if you feel you are not valued properly you are free to seek what you feel you are worth elsewhere
just waiting on a date back but asap, ive been working for agencies for the most part of my 3rd year so my apprenticeship has been slightly different to the normal course, i will have to pay for it out of my pocket rather than sectt paying for 2 goesHow far are you away from your FICA
How was your training officer about you moving?
Hope all works out well
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