Working Illegilly?

[TREELINE]

Rupe your a Gem.

 

My Utility career is over - now to get on with the book!

[Mesterh]

I cant understand any of this, is it written in broken English?

[Rupe]

"I'm out!"

[TREELINE]

I got screwed by the contractor - who's ignorance is legend.

I set up a team to work for them they screwed me on money and ignored every appeal for training .

The paper trail is pretty long but one things for sure -they have a lot of work and no decent staff to carry it out.

Modern Arboriculture - whats that Mr Shigo?

Big business money money - see front page of independant today for a treat from the bankers

Code of practice - how we laughed

A duff career is no career at all - look out private market I 'm back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[TREELINE]

"I'm out!"

 

Ah bless bout time

[Rupe]

I was out but now I'm back!! I think you should've known better!

 

I'm out again!

[TREELINE]

Large companies win lots of contracts and sub out work often in preference to employing staff. Its an easy way to skim profit with less responsibility.

 

They have a paper trail and code of practice so they can nail you to the wall if something goes wrong washing their hands of any guilt - because they can prove it was your fault - because you werent doing what you should even though they gave you no back up timely training etc. ad infinitum. As stated by BOLT you best have a good solicitor.

 

Its the way of the world in broken english, hindustan and increasingly chinese dialects.

 

It makes no sense to me to support that. It will never benefit trees which many on arbtalk profess to be interested and concerned about.

 

Are we moving forward in Arb? Or are we moving forward in business?

[scotspine1]

this thread is pathetic

[TREELINE]

this thread is pathetic

 

As the main contributor I feel responsible for that.

 

Try reading one about a shiny bit of kit and have ur say there.

[scotspine1]

As the main contributor I feel responsible for that.

 

 

and so you should

 

Do you really read Modern Arboriculture? if so your probably the only person who does, most people in treework own it, but never read it. They just have it on the shelf to make themselves look educated. The Demons of D is my favourite part.