sijen
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Hi we’re looking for a lead climber to join our company, minimum 3 years experience climbing, CS30/31 CS38/39 or equivalent required. full uk drivers license. we offer good rates of pay, 30days holiday including bank holidays. further training paid for. based near Virginia water.
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Hi Any decent climbers looking for work this Thursday and Friday, good pay, future work possible. Berkshire area.
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Small local tree company working Berkshire, Surrey and west London, we’re looking for an experienced lead climber, relevant NPTCs, rigging an advantage, clean drivers license and good communication skills with staff and clients. For the second climber, must have relevant NPTCs, driver’s license an advantage, good communication skills. Full time or sub contract. Pay dependant on experience.
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Just an update, the client finally agreed to pay up when threatened with small claims, thanks for the advice.
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Thanks guys for all your advice, I will push to recuperate my costs and see how that goes, I’ll keep you informed.
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Hi con, I did speak to the guy, only briefly as he was awkward about it, I just think it was irresponsible for the client not to let me know.
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Thanks Steve, I was thinking I maybe being to soft on them.
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And yes also an email accepting the quote.
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I have an email confirming a start date and emailed a quote.
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Hi, I’m new to the site, I’ll look for advice on how to proceed with a client. i turned up to site this morning to do a job that had been booked in to find another tree surgeon doing the work. the Clint wasn’t home and had failed to notify me that they had got someone else in. i had a team of 3 ready to go and had hired a stump grinder, I emailed the client to inform them that due to them not notifying me that I would be invoicing them for time wasted and the hire of the grinder which they are refusing to pay. Any advice on how to proceed would be appreciated.
