Working late and cabs...

andyrules

Interesting one. Many moons ago I worked for a large manufacturing company whose accessibility was difficult without transport. The company provided coaches for all who needed transport, and for those who worked late taxis were the norm. I always assumed this was an obligation, but clearly it wasn't.

However, in many ways, the company had a good return on treating its workforce with respect, eg working over lunch when necessary.

annie_d

Unlike the VERY poor Company i work for then.

98jdougl

i used to work for a large well known cinema chain and although i did not take up the offer as i was only a short walk away and they had a contract with local taxi company where it was the same, you paid like £3 ish each night for your ride home and had the option of sharing in which case the cost was split. Might be worth seeing if anyone can share if it is in the same direction?

Savvy_Sue

4 miles - push bike. Very little traffic at 4 am.

bordercars

Savvy_Sue wrote: »

4 miles - push bike. Very little traffic at 4 am.

easy enough to say.. i would ask would you.or let your daughter

andyrules

bordercars wrote: »

easy enough to say.. i would ask would you.or let your daughter

OH stopped going to his early shift on his bike (was on a health kick) after one too many brushes with the local smackheads looking to relieve him of, well, anything really.

annie - this was a long time ago