stuvy
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Simple not their problem. And they don't want to lose out on commission
as with most businesses they only think with there accounts in mind not the staff
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as with most businesses they only think with there accounts in mind not the staff
Simple not their problem. And they don't want to lose out on commission
They wont be making any commission. So its in their interest to tell them so once the issue is sorted they can put some welders in there & make some.
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Quite a lot of agencies are run by people that havn't got a clue about welding or engineering, There are very few agencies that specialise in welding and Fabrication only.
Thats why some of the rates offered by agencies are so poor, £7.50 for a skilled welder Fabricator is not my idea of pay for a skilled tradesman. The Employee get paid crap money the agency makes about a fiver an hour out of that worker.
Thats why some people get bullied i think, because they are low payed and work for an agency. Which is pretty sad in a way.
Like i said earlier once a company had bad rep with the local workforce, no one would want to work there, I'm guessing that why they are advertising through so many agencies.
So what if the OP lumps him, he falls and cracks his skull then?!
Very thin ice GP.
He tripped over some worshop gear
.It's dark alley job for this bully
Dev
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But it doesn't have to be positive.
"Mr Jones had to be spoken to on a number of occasions regarding the quality of his work he had problems with time management. His attitude towards supervisors was poor"
Factually accurate.
Translation: A customer changed something at the last minute after you'd done the work and you were p****d off to be told you'd have to work late for free to fix it.
its allways a tricky one. i do some work for one company where they insist on employing the king of t**ts who thinks it's his job to make everyones life hell.
i like the stupid ****. simalar to as allredy said , he;s the reason no one wants to work there, that means i can charge like a wounded rhino there, and only do as much there as i feel like. and when he trys to bother me i'll just keep giveing it back till he changes colour.
i mean whats the worst he can do ? hit you ? if he wants to play that game let him it'll work in your favor. got to be good for a load of payed time off and he should get a right bollocking, when he starts hurting the bosses pocket things change quick
i like the stupid ****. simalar to as allredy said , he;s the reason no one wants to work there, that means i can charge like a wounded rhino there, and only do as much there as i feel like. and when he trys to bother me i'll just keep giveing it back till he changes colour.
i mean whats the worst he can do ? hit you ? if he wants to play that game let him it'll work in your favor. got to be good for a load of payed time off and he should get a right bollocking, when he starts hurting the bosses pocket things change quick
Unfortunately in the simplest terms you only have 3 options
1. Put up with it
2. Stand up to it and sort it out
3. Leave
Personally, I would say if things are bad enough for you to leave then you have nothing to lose in standing up and if nothing else make their life as difficult as you can.
As always mentioned there may well be physical barriers to this.
Also if you working at a place you don't like because it's a job you enjoy I don't see much difference in getting a job you don't enjoy as much but pays better and allows you afford spend your own time welding. That is then likely to lead to starting your own business.
1. Put up with it
2. Stand up to it and sort it out
3. Leave
Personally, I would say if things are bad enough for you to leave then you have nothing to lose in standing up and if nothing else make their life as difficult as you can.
As always mentioned there may well be physical barriers to this.
Also if you working at a place you don't like because it's a job you enjoy I don't see much difference in getting a job you don't enjoy as much but pays better and allows you afford spend your own time welding. That is then likely to lead to starting your own business.
