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Company Forcing us to pay own Broadband
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Are you self-employed or a company employee?
Was the supply of broadband included in your terms and conditions of contract - check your contract. If you are an employee and this was in your t&c's, have you agreed to any variation of contract? Has a variation of contract been provided to you saying your contract now does not include broadband?0 -
Next they wil be saying you have to provide a car and pay for your own transport costs and accomadation.
Do they pay your mobile phone biill?
If they do get mobile BB.0 -
If they had agreed to do so as part of the "package" for the job then he would be very reasonable to expect it - that is the deal that was agreed to. Of course other posters have pointed out there is little that can be done about it (although it seems like a pay cut to me). For broadband far enough, sometimes you just have to swallow the !!!!, and it is too little to lose a job over.getmore4less wrote: »Next they wil be saying you have to provide a car and pay for your own transport costs and accomadation.
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OP, there is nothing stopping you asking for a pay rise to compensate for the loss of this "benefit". I'm guessing the employer will say no, but if you don't ask....0 -
Jarndyce will be along any moment to say that they obviously can do this because they have. He doesn't like it when we steal his catch-phrase so I am giving him the credit.
Jarndyce is male??' <-- See that? It's called an apostrophe. It does not mean "hey, look out, here comes an S".0 -
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BE's support line is in Bulgaria. When I moved house last year I called them and the guy talked so fast with such an accent that I couldn't understand him at all. I had to ask him to slow down which was a bit embarrassing.
This was BE* once they'd been bought by O2 (or maybe it was when I was with O2).. definitely scottish!0
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