BIRMINGHAM DO , any one else starting on the 1st

lyneth1995 · Post by **lyneth1995** » 29 Aug 2016, 08:17

hey guys ,
i start my induction on the 1st so this thursday was just wondering if there is anyone else starting at birmingham do on the 1st aswell ,
really scared and was hoping there are others on here , my roll will be a postie :) i have worked for the rm before , but was a christmas temp

1975 · Post by **1975** » 31 Aug 2016, 15:35

Hi there,

I have my induction day at the B.M.C tomorrow so we may be on the same one, Im also nervous, but just trying to keep in mind everyone has been the new person before. I'm sure it'll be fine and not too taxing, could be massively wrong though!!

Post by **fb1969** » 31 Aug 2016, 18:46

The most taxing thing about the Induction Day is staying awake

You will learn a fair bit about the company, but next to nothing about doing the job itself. It should be pretty relaxed, no need to have any worries.

lyneth1995 · Post by **lyneth1995** » 01 Sep 2016, 17:20

wasnt as bad as i thought , and ive been able to tell that im expecting with great suppourt from the staff ive told , risk assement tomorrow and upside we get paied tomorrow aswell lol

loulou79 · Post by **loulou79** » 03 Sep 2016, 19:37

Hi I've got my welcome day 4th October at Sheffield, what time did you finish, it's a 130 mile round trip and I Want to book tickets for the train and want to know that it don't over run.
Thanks in advance

lyneth1995 · Post by **lyneth1995** » 14 Sep 2016, 11:28

hi sorry only just seen this we finished a hour before we was meant to finish just tell them you have train tickets booked its quiet a boring day so maybe if they can get the mportant bits out the way first you might finish quicker where will you be working

loulou79 · Post by **loulou79** » 19 Sep 2016, 13:35

thanks for replying. I'm in hull I also heard that you can claim you travel expenses back is this correct.

yellowbelly · Post by **yellowbelly** » 19 Sep 2016, 17:34

loulou79 wrote:thanks for replying. I'm in hull I also heard that you can claim you travel expenses back is this correct.

Yes, if you're going by train keep hold of your tickets and claim at your office. For train travel I would imagine you get
the actual value of the tickets, for car travel it's 45p per mile.

loulou79 · Post by **loulou79** » 22 Sep 2016, 21:35

Great thanks for the info