Work place coach

[ShropshireLad]

I've never seen our WPC even speak to a new recruit, never mind train them. I'm sure they're not all like that but it does seem a common complaint that they do very little for the extra they are paid.

[k979aaa]

That settles it then, won't be applying for that

Don't write it off so quickly. Apply, try it, you're not signing up for a tour of duty in Afghanistan or something. If you don't suit /like it, then stop. Nothing ventured nothing gained. If you're a well respected member of staff you shouldn't be getting stick off your colleagues. To the ones who say '£30 a week for doing jack shxt ' I say, why don't you apply? Soon shuts em up.

As well as the stigma attached to the job will anyone talk to them after referring them for conduct issues!

[postslippete]

Do they get a uniform allowance for all the new shirts they have to buy from TK Max?