my car was hit by a Tesco HGV

TrickyWicky

toejumper wrote: »

The telling off is just routine he didn't do anything wrong

Are you by any chance a manager? - Most workplaces seem to have this attitude these days and it stinks.

toejumper

TrickyWicky wrote: »

Are you by any chance a manager? - Most workplaces seem to have this attitude these days and it stinks.

no im not a manager, what made you think i was.

TrickyWicky

Just the way you refer to the telling off as 'routine' as if its supposed to happen. It just made you sound like a manager who identifies with bad staff management techniques.

Apologies for any offence I may have caused in asking.

toejumper

TrickyWicky wrote: »

Just the way you refer to the telling off as 'routine' as if its supposed to happen. It just made you sound like a manager who identifies with bad staff management techniques.

Apologies for any offence I may have caused in asking.

no offence taken

Crabman

toejumper wrote: »

stobarts and tesco are so strict with their drivers not like joe blogs haulage who don't give a stuff on how they drive or how they treat there lorries.

Penton's Haulage springs to mind.

http://www.commercialmotor.com/latest-news/pentons-haulage-fined-after-driver-is-crushed

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1386808/Two-women-killed-head-crash-lorry-careers-lanes-traffic.html

toejumper

Crabman wrote: »

Penton's Haulage springs to mind.

http://www.commercialmotor.com/latest-news/pentons-haulage-fined-after-driver-is-crushed

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1386808/Two-women-killed-head-crash-lorry-careers-lanes-traffic.html

Thats exactly what i meant, dh worked for joe blogs haulage for quite a few years and was shouted and swarn at on a daily basic, such as why aren't you in such a place you should of been tipped by now, it didn't matter to them if there was traffic jams and hold up on the motorway, you had to keep them wheels turning regardless, he voes he would never go back to that type of work. stobarts have a total different attitude always safety first.