ok fair enough
No probs mate
ok fair enough
just sat in the office wasting a bit of time looking through the posts on the site,
i had to add my two penneth worth.
if you provide a service to a customer and you charge a fe for your work, you must hold the correct insurance for carrying out that work.
if you work for a national/local company and you moonlight doing the same job, they can sack you under gross misconduct
having had that done to me;
an ex member of staff pinching the work from under my nose, he got sacked as soon as i found out how much he was doing,
and i had him prosecuted for theft,
IE fuel for van, stock and time (he was doing the work when he should have been working on our sites.
and yes i do know what i am talking about, and yes i am an engineer not a technician, 4 years apprenticed 3 years university! and a hell of a lot of paper!!!! (a proper one with bits of paper to prove it!)
John
if you work for a national/local company and you moonlight doing the same job, they can sack you under gross misconduct
having had that done to me;
an ex member of staff pinching the work from under my nose, he got sacked as soon as i found out how much he was doing,
and i had him prosecuted for theft,
IE fuel for van, stock and time (he was doing the work when he should have been working on our sites.
And gas fridges with the pilot to run them when I tell people they think I'm mental.
Well of course Donkmeisiter. you should have called out the local " gas-safe monsieur" and explained your problem.
Thank god those dark days are over. It took centuries to get rid of the power of the church to keep us dumb, we don't need unions and the likes to continue that tradition.When I signed my apprenticeship indentures back in 1957 one of the conditions was that "I must keep the secrets of my trade"
Craftemenship is a thing aquired through time, but i am more then posotive the ilk have worked that out, a very long time ago.
I was also told that all countries over the world, ten plus years ago, were crying out for uk tradesmen as we were rated the best in the world
Craftemenship is a thing aquired through time, but i am more then posotive the ilk have worked that out, a very long time ago.
You say you are 21, and have the experience required? but post so many spelling mistakes? If you can't type, how can you do work?
If people in the industry can't spell, then it spells fear for me in 25 years you say?
Your post makes little or no sense, and is spelt badly. £6.5k for you to drive a van on the roads is too little. Your sensibilities, as is your text are at best 10 year old. I wouldn't entertain someone in my home to repair anything, with your basic lack of education, ie the lack of being unable to speak/spell.