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davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm too soft. I have written the letter to complain. Then I think well what if he's got 5 kids at home and he loses his job (not likely I suppose). I over think things:o. So I did put in the letter that some retraining of staff might be in order.

Probably best, at least that way, if he gets some decent training, people wont have to put up with the carp you did, where as if they just replace him, the next 'operative' will be just as bad. Hope tomorrows a better day.

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm too soft. I have written the letter to complain. Then I think well what if he's got 5 kids at home and he loses his job (not likely I suppose). I over think things:o. So I did put in the letter that some retraining of staff might be in order.

Good hopefully they will retrain him so he can do his job properly.
If he has 5 kids at home then he needs to do his job right so he can afford to feed them etc.
Thats not your problem dont get me wrong I dont complain all the time very rarely as it happens but if needed then I will and no sympathy for the person that has forced me into it.
Dont forget to send it
I hate it when men are pushy for want of a better word with women, knowing they would not be the same with a man.:mad:

fairclaire

pattylabelle wrote: »

Pity you did not take a photograph of the prat on your phone.

I got his name, he was wearing a badge;).

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Probably best, at least that way, if he gets some decent training, people wont have to put up with the carp you did, where as if they just replace him, the next 'operative' will be just as bad. Hope tomorrows a better day.

True. Yes, tomorrow will be a better day...it always is:)

fernie1

Finally found something that i hope is of help to someone:j:j

Belkin micro auto charger with charge sync cable.
charge your iphone or ipod in the car rapidly.
sel £19.97 scans £1 :T:T
Bar code ends 5215

At last something to contribute to the thread, but it was not my find, dd ex knows i like a bargain :rotfl::rotfl:

HTH X

zagubov

davemorton wrote: »

Probably best, at least that way, if he gets some decent training, people wont have to put up with the carp you did, where as if they just replace him, the next 'operative' will be just as bad. Hope tomorrows a better day.

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm too soft. I have written the letter to complain. Then I think well what if he's got 5 kids at home and he loses his job (not likely I suppose). I over think things:o. So I did put in the letter that some retraining of staff might be in order.

Quite agree. the best endpoint is a "fixed" jobsworth not a booted out and replaced with an even worse jobsworth.
Mind you in this mad world we're in it wouldn't surprise me if there wasn't some quota these eejits have to meet.

I remember reading in the papers about a retiring traffic warden somewhere who'd hardly ever gbiven out a ticket. They found a quick word soon solved every parking problem. God help me- that sound like a golden age of common sense before the bean counters came in with their quotas! In fact, god help us all, as the bean counters are running almost everything now:eek::eek::eek:

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I got his name, he was wearing a badge;).

Someone mentioned the other day asking a sa for a pen so they could write their name down for when they ring head office and complain resulted in sa taking coupons.
At the end of the day saying anything along those lines you dont mind if I video you do you ,I just want a photo for your bosses so they know for definate who gave me all the grief, can you just say that again into my phone.
Would all get the same response er no carry on

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Good hopefully they will retrain him so he can do his job properly.
If he has 5 kids at home then he needs to do his job right so he can afford to feed them etc.
Thats not your problem dont get me wrong I dont complain all the time very rarely as it happens but if needed then I will and no sympathy for the person that has forced me into it.
Dont forget to send it
I hate it when men are pushy for want of a better word with women, knowing they would not be the same with a man.:mad:

Aw just a crappy situation all round. Where I park it's obvious am going into the MHU and right or wrong that gets you judgemental looks anyway. I don't usually take the kids because they can't go any further than reception. But it's half term and their big bro is on a well deserved break with his mate and mates parents so no choice but to take them. Luckily the receptionists are :A and look after the kids whilst I go to pick up OH.

fairclaire

fernie1 wrote: »

Finally found something that i hope is of help to someone:j:j

Belkin micro auto charger with charge sync cable.
charge your iphone or ipod in the car rapidly.
sel £19.97 scans £1 :T:T
Bar code ends 5215

At last something to contribute to the thread, but it was not my find, dd ex knows i like a bargain :rotfl::rotfl:

HTH X

Thank you! an iPod car charger would be just the job. I will be looking on Wednesday when I go shopping. Nice find!

fairclaire

zagubov wrote: »

Quite agree. the best endpoint is a "fixed" jobsworth not a booted out and replaced with an even worse jobsworth.
Mind you in this mad world we're in it wouldn't surprise me if there wasn't some quota these eejits have to meet.

I remember reading in the papers about a retiring traffic warden somewhere who'd hardly ever gbiven out a ticket. They found a quick word soon solved every parking problem. God help me- that sound like a golden age of common sense before the bean counters came in with their quotas! In fact, god help us all, as the bean counters are running almost everything now:eek::eek::eek:

lol, I couldn't agree more. I think every job out there now has a target or quota. Even things that can't be quantified have targets and quotas:rotfl: