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WHY? On my first week as well....
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I'm often so busy I can't take my full lunch hour and go to the Post Office (and no, I don't get paid overtime). I get the mail room clerk to frank my mail, but she tells me how much it costs, I give her the money and it goes into the petty cash. My mail is franked, but it is paid for by me. You should be more careful with your assumptions.
I previously did some re-settlement work for a large company that was making redundancies - part of the assistance offered by this company to those having to leave was offering postage and stationary resources for them to apply for other job roles..."Part P" is not, and has never been, an accredited electrical qualification. It is a Building Regulation. No one can be "Part P qualified."
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