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Threats from someone at work.
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smok3y666
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Threats from someone at work.
I work for PF but am based at another company that use PF to load the trailers. Last night my collegue asked one of their cage pulling drivers to move back a bit so he could take the stuff out of that cage and put it into the cage I was about to load. For some reason he had a problem with this and my collegue asked again and again he wouldn't move so the my collegue gave him a bit of a look and started to unload the cage anyway. Whilst doing this the guy on the truck said something threatening to him, I didn't catch it all but it was something to do with his face. We carried on with our work when a few minutes later the guy on the truck came over and said "im telling both of you now, if you've got something to say, say it to my face" in a threatening manner. Now, if my collegue isn't bothered by it, I am. I said nothing to this guy, never speak to him becasue I know what he's like and just generally avoid him. I was just wondering what other people think I should do? He's said stuff to other people that have come from PF in the past and people have refused to come back.
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DGP1
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Re: Threats from someone at work.
Then I'd report him to your boss and refuse to go back because you fear for your safety.He's said stuff to other people that have come from PF in the past and people have refused to come back.
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