I'd check your using the correct six digit pin for your office, as you can dial any DO if you know the office pineastie wrote:You cannot ring our office. If you go to the speak to the office number it rings a midlands number(Chesterfield) and we are on the South Coastzx135 wrote:you press the phone button, then go into the phone book, select the helpdesk number, it takes you through to an options menu, press the one about speaking to your office, it will then ask you your six digit office code, its the one your supposed to check when your logging into the pda, type that it and it will call your officeeastie wrote:asked my DOM about using the PDA to ring the office and he said you couldn'tzx135 wrote:use your PDA if you need to contact your officeeastie wrote:According to the new Code of Business Standards booklet that arrived today it states on page 37
"We provide Computers, mobile phones and a range of equipment as work tools for many of our people."
As I don't use my mobile at work as its PAYG , can I ask for one for my round ??
If anyone knows how, to can you tell me
you should have been trained in all this when you got your pda training
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mobiles provided by RM ?
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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dvbuk55
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It actually says Site ID on the PDA under function which would normally be on DELIVERY for DOs
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DiamondSmiles
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Would look a right prat trying to make a call on my PDA, people would think I was using an early 80's brick sized mobile phone!