Does everyone carry backup PODs just incase they apply for a job that has been advertised?
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Russell Group
3617Watkins Services
1152I always carry dozen or so blank pods as well as my pods. I quite often pick work up whilst out on the road so it makes sense to carry spares. Would of thought most people carry spares as standard.
Hughes Services
1333I have a non-branded duplicate delivery note pad, from Staples, with me at all times.
Akhtar Haulage
1237Always carry a duplicate delivery note book!
Roberts & Sons
729Always carry notes with me that are duplicate and just have lines and boxes printed on them ready to fill in
Russell Group
3617I also have a staples duplicate book just in case.. But this morning one of the lads of ere didnt.. I only found out after the job had been allocated to him (before you ask he did have Insurances), now hes new and all and wanted a chance, but its certainly not a good start to say the least.
Walsh Logistics
2596Duplicate book, my own pods and copies from most of my contacts firms too.. All kept in filing box in back of van ready for any occasion
Lewis Haulage
2250Always with me but never need the ffffffff
Wood & Sons
3440Russell Group said:
I also have a staples duplicate book just in case.. But this morning one of the lads of ere didnt.. I only found out after the job had been allocated to him (before you ask he did have Insurances), now hes new and all and wanted a chance, but its certainly not a good start to say the least.
Your standards are slipping, the faq's section on your website say's your are fully insured, you should of checked instead of assuming tut tut.
Russell Group
3617[business] said:
Russell Group said:
I also have a staples duplicate book just in case.. But this morning one of the lads of ere didnt.. I only found out after the job had been allocated to him (before you ask he did have Insurances), now hes new and all and wanted a chance, but its certainly not a good start to say the least.
Your standards are slipping, the faq's section on your website say's your are fully insured, you should of checked instead of assuming tut tut.
WTF you on about, yes we are, and so was he, put that spoon away
Wood & Sons
3440You seem to have quite a lot of trouble with subbies, have you ever thought you might be doing something wrong?
Russell Group
3617I dont have trouble with subbies that tow the line and know what they are doing, what makes you think I have a lot of trouble that could be down to me doing something wrong then?
Wood & Sons
3440Russell Group said:
I dont have trouble with subbies that tow the line and know what they are doing, what makes you think I have a lot of trouble that could be down to me doing something wrong then?
You post on here quite often about trouble with subbies.
Russell Group
3617And so does everybody else, so whats your point.
Wood & Sons
3440Russell Group said:
And so does everybody else, so whats your point.
You might be setting your standards a bit to high.
Bell Ltd
290Towing the line. Now there's something a subby wants to hear
Wood & Sons
3440Bell Ltd said:
Towing the line. Now there's something a subby wants to hear
[name]'t start Mr touchy off again.
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