Who you you report smoking in vehicles to ?

arcon5

Buy a dozen smoke detectors and fasten them in different areas inside the cabin, he will soon get the message

missile

Azari wrote: »

So, you're quitter who just runs away from problems...Fine..

No I am not a quitter, but a realist.

Reporting the company he works for to an external agency will not make him popular at work with either his colleagues or employers.

It is not ....Fine.... , I would get another job.

Azari

arcon5 wrote: »

Buy a dozen smoke detectors and fasten them in different areas inside the cabin, he will soon get the message

Excellent. :rotfl:

There's nothing like a pragmatic solution.

tescobabe69

vax2002 wrote: »

In this day and age, how easy is it for him to find another job, for if he grasses the firm up, they wont have any qualms in todays times about letting him go.
It is a time of keep your head down and shut up while the storm passes, it is very nasty outside.

Give over with your "common sense", I'm a smoker looking for a driving job.

McKneff

Just my opinion mind, but you seem to be more bothered about it than your dad,

He's a big lad and a grown up, let him sort it out himself.

deanos

He has asked my advice as he did not know who to report it to , of course im concerned as he is my dad who i care about

Harry_Flashman

Oh just man up !!!!!! - what a tiny matter to get worked up about.

Your Dad will come to no harm as he is and whichever reporting method he chooses (assuming he's daft enough to do so) he'll just make enemies.

Tina20

I'm confused as to why people are suggesting he should quit?!

Should everyone quit their job if one law is being broken by a colleague??

This is typical smoker attitude, that everyone else should move out of the way so they can practice their dirty habit.

In such times where people are verbally abused for being on JSA, called scroungers and jobs are very scarce; is it wise to suggest quitting??!

McKneff

Tina20 wrote: »

I'm confused as to why people are suggesting he should quit?!

Should everyone quit their job if one law is being broken by a colleague??

This is typical smoker attitude, that everyone else should move out of the way so they can practice their dirty habit.

In such times where people are verbally abused for being on JSA, called scroungers and jobs are very scarce; is it wise to suggest quitting??!

No it isnt, mostly smokers now are a lot more considerate. I personally never lit a cigarette in a restaurant or bar where other people were eating. You shouldnt generalise. I wondered how long it would be before someone came up with a pompous comment. How do you come up with the fact that is dirty, unhealthy, but not dirty.

'People are abused for being on JSA'
Where on earth are you getting these mindless ideas from.
You must live among some very judgemental people if they are saying things like that, its rubbing off on you.



Sounds as if youve been brainwashed

maninthestreet

I'd go for the smoke alarm approach. Also, is it possilbe to hide a small, motion activated digital video recording device somewhere in the vehicle???