Tpo!

[bob]

I would not be impressed if any one working for me was ringing the T/O behind my back,if you don't trust you're boss find a new job imho:wave:

 

there are folk on this forum that if they asked me to work on a tpo tree that i would trust to be cosha and there are plenty i wouldn,t

which catagory do you yhink you would all fall into

just food for thought and i agree skychuck if lads working for me didnt trust i would be upset and disapointed in myself

[Steve Bullman]

dont trust me as far as you can throw me bob

[RPA]

Both & the customer too

 

those that know

[jpbeaver]

dont trust me as far as you can throw me bob

 

i'm begining to doubt your profie picture is actually you now! :wave:

[bob]

dont trust me as far as you can throw me bob

 

bet i couldnt pick you up never mind your ego:wave:

[Steve Bullman]

haha.

[3dogs]

there are folk on this forum that if they asked me to work on a tpo tree that i would trust to be cosha and there are plenty i wouldn,t

which catagory do you yhink you would all fall into

just food for thought and i agree skychuck if lads working for me didnt trust i would be upset and disapointed in myself

 

i would'nt trust you sneaky peaky!

[Steve Bullman]

ooops did my last post contravene one of the new forum rules high scale posted?

[Pete Mctree]

If it does i'm glad you never hear these two in person!

[Topcat]

If you are on the books,you work for your employer and the law regards that relationship as master and servant. You work under his/her direct order. Therefore the employer is always liable together with the owner. If you are a subby then it is you who are liable. To be self employed in law,you must have the right to accept/decline jobs,decide how and when you wish to work and supply tools to carry out the work.