Advice needed!Very akward, arrogant boss!!!!

[Paul Barton]

Difficult one mate.

 

My only real advice is don't badmouth a boss on a public internet forum. You never know who is looking.

 

[tommer9]

As above- be careful who is watching....

[skyhuck]

This is not the place for this sort of stuff, IMHO.

 

You know whats right, just keep on doing it.

[Mesterh]

I assume you are employed by him if so its has neck/company on the line in regards to any fines etc not yours.

 

As above in regards to be careful what you say IF you want to keep your job, if not look elsewhere for work.

[badger wrestler]

Thanks for advice. Point taken - time to move on I feel. Didnt mean to bad mouth anyone, just letting steam off, but yea valid point could of expressed myself in a better way

[Rich Rule]

Good luck.

[Samuel]

like every one else has said, stick with it until you have another job to go to

[Andy Collins]

Though re-iterating whats already been said, here's another idea. Why not ask for a copy of the consent letter to carry on site with you, not for your benefit but as proof to enquiring members of the public that everything is being done by the book. I'd point out to him that there are indeed hefty fines handed out for blatant transgressions of the planning laws, and you are looking out for his best interests.

Its not always what you say, but the way its said.

[treebloke]

Planning Portal | 1-App

 

You obviously have access to the internet, why not check for your self with the local authority if permission has been granted for work.

 

Does your employer not do risk assessments for the work, these should cover TPO's C/A's.

 

Are you the only employee, what do the other lads say about it?.

 

I am also a very arrogant and awkward boss and more! but I would not expect anyone to do anything unsafe or illegal.

[josharb87]

can you do the aplications yourself?