Hi. Iv been asked to train one of my colleagues on my full time duty. I have no problem with this, am I entitled to any extra payment for doing this trainig was told all training should be done by the work place coach, so would I be entitled to that work place coach payment. Our work place coach wouldn't know my duty to train anyone on it.
Is there anything official I can show manager if that is the case.
Thank you.
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Asked to train someone in my duty
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mjt120
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Asked to train someone in my duty
You get the daily allowance for training a new start.
I don't think you get anything for showing someone how to do a duty.
It isn't training.
I don't think you get anything for showing someone how to do a duty.
It isn't training.
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chickenwittle
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Re: Asked to train someone in my duty
More proof that the workplace coach roles are a waste of time and money .
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priority102
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Re: Asked to train someone in my duty
You're not training your colleague, just showing them round your route. Less work for the same money while they're with you 
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olilew
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Re: Asked to train someone in my duty
I would rather train someone to do my duty myself, at least I know they will do it right then.
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goldy
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Re: Asked to train someone in my duty
I trained at least 4 and never got a penny extra ,asked them but always made some excuse, coach was biggest brownnose in the office too.
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Weller1
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Re: Asked to train someone in my duty
Yes!!..you can be paid “DAILY” on the PCP System don’t let them fob you off it can be done!..if you’re not a WPC and they ask you to train someone!!..
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Chelseablue
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Re: Asked to train someone in my duty
WPC is money down the drain for the buisiness