As a non driver I wondered what would happen if I did the van check one day.
Would anyone actually notice that I hadn't been trained to perform the task?
Simple answer - no.
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Missing van checks now a disciplinary matter
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Missing van checks now a disciplinary matter
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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stevejm
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If you agree with van checks honk your horn .............. silence in the yard
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stevejm
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Re: Missing van checks now a disciplinary matter
Agree! We can lose our job if the handbrake fails and we haven't parked up correctly, also can get into an accident through no fault of our own and all the various consequences that lead on from that.norris9 wrote: ↑13 Dec 2022, 18:57Some people barely drive and have no responsibility for the vehicle. They do 30mins less work each day as the passenger. Whereas the driver has to avoid crashing into things and make sure they keep people safe....
If you are driving for the day you should be paid more than the passenger sitting on their ass next to you.
It's completely wrong that you get the same pay.