Billy
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Unless on a zero hours contract, an employee should get paid for contracted hours, regardless of the weather and other factors affecting the availability of work.
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No, but he states he wants to employ someone, so it's safe to assume he will provide them with all they need to carry out the job as he would be obliged too.
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I need to get a cpcs or similar qualification for 10+ 360 excavator ideally during his coming week. Can anyone recommend a reaininf provider in the South East or even slightly further away as I need to get it done ASAP. Thanks
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Hey we're using their own vehicle and trailer to transport his tools and remove waste etc they wouldn't be employed.
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Jokes on them!
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Not sure off hand Rich, I'll dig out the papers and let you know. It was through an 'independent' financial advisor I know
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£66/ month seems a bit steep for your level of cover, I have a similar policy but for about £2500 a month and a large payout if I were to die and that's £40 odd a month, I'm 28.
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Saw some guys having a spot of lunch earlier....
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I saw this when you put it up last year, looks a great bit of kit if it's been for sale a year earlier I would have ripped your arm off for it! Unfortunately I don't need another at the moment
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Yes, however mone have torn open badly where the strap comes across the back of the boot, they'll be going back shortly. Other than this they are great.
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Do it and run the trees on the side of you have time
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47% so far this year but I have bought another chipper, I expect this percentage to decrease with growth.
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Are the drop sides broken ?
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If you've not held your licenses for long a fleet policy along with your other vehicles is the cheapest way I found, mine is with Aviva through Onesure as they won't deal with HGV direct with customers
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If you've not held your licenses for long a fleet policy along with your other vehicles is the cheapest way I found, mine is with Aviva through Onesure as they won't deal with HGV direct with customers
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20t 360 on the rope and burned the legs off with oxyacetylene dropped perfectly. The effort and kit to cut it and move it will far outweighs any scrap value I should think.
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This is true of most of us!
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Helped a friend out felling this today Single ladder right to the top, creepy looking back down once I got up there!
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Get them from two different brands then when one starts jacking the price up stop using it, they will call and offer you a decent price again....they are sneaky, I stopped checking for a while last summer and was paying about 5p over pump price!!
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Of Course, proving that's all you do each day may prove tricky though.
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Aaahh, I look forward to seeing some picture of how that works.
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They're very easy to remove once you learn the ways of the hydraulic couplings, releasing built up pressure and so on.
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How do you avoid chip shooting/spilling out of the space left for the crane arm at the front of the body? I've considered this but I thought it would make chipping a bit messy.
