Urgent not happy :(

Barneysmom

Just be nice to them, they are probably a long way from home...:cool:

Foyzone

I am just looking at the completed job and I have to say, although its still wet it looks very good. My concern is that they may be being exploited. I paid the electrician...wonder how much they were getting.

McKneff

Barneysmom wrote: »

Just be nice to them, they are probably a long way from home...:cool:

Just what i was thinking,

Grafters all, the ones i have come across anyway

Foyzone

McKneff wrote: »

Just what i was thinking,

Grafters all, the ones i have come across anyway

They only had one cuppa...most workies I know have about 6!!!

leveller2911

Foyzone wrote: »

They only had one cuppa...most workies I know have about 6!!!

Where are all you lot then, coz I don't know anyone who has all these cuppas during the day....?

I was fitting some cellar flaps recently and 2 doors down was a tea room being renovated by and English company who employed foreign workers , they spent half the day walking to and from the shops and ages on mobile phones..... so there is a flip side...........:rolleyes:

Glad your happy with the work.....

elfen

OH works in construction (well, plumbing and heating) and when he's on site, he has a tea break about 10 (starts at about 7) for about 10 minutes, then a lunch break of half an hour about 1, then is home at 5. So a pretty long day, some days he's out longer, some days he has to eat on the go as he has to pick kit or parts up or go somewhere else to do a quick job. He's worked with a few foreign people, said one was useless as he didn't understand the simple instruction OH had given him (not to move stuff where he'd be working - guy had to move it all back anyway) and said some are fantastic - good work ethic - one of the guys at his company is Ukrainian, and he's damn good, whereas the Brit blokes fart about and do nothing. OH has a damn good rep, and will probably move to another company when he gets the offer (been given once, and is wanted by the company)