Daughter stopping me seeing my grandson unless I pay her

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Have you thought about getting some help for the driving phobia?

HBS x

cbrown372

moneyistooshorttomention wrote: »

????? Since when??????

Pubs tend to have NMW jobs and I would be VERY surprised indeed if any of them were prepared to pay a taxi fare for staff, as well as their wages. I've certainly never heard of it.

Of course, if you can produce:

a. Evidence that HMRC will allow this without deducting tax from it (ie the number of relevant paragraph, relevant page its on from HMRC manuals, etc)

AND

b. Evidence that its commonplace for pubs to cover the taxi fares of their staff after their turn of duty (ie as well as pay them wages)

.......

Sorry dear, you have obviously never worked in managing or owning a pub, if I get a moment over the weekend I'll look out my last set of accounts from when I did and let you see the total for the year of my contract with the local taxi firm

BTW a taxi was provided for all staff with no evening transport from the pot washer to the manager and was not dependant on their wage level.

System

cbrown372 wrote: »

I can't believe that people are believing this? :rotfl:

Take a stranger into your home, a kick boxer at that :rotfl:

Get a taxi home from work I think you will find its an allowable expense for the pub to pay for it.

cbrown372 wrote: »

Sorry dear, you have obviously never worked in managing or owning a pub, if I get a moment over the weekend I'll look out my last set of accounts from when I did and let you see the total for the year of my contract with the local taxi firm

BTW a taxi was provided for all staff with no evening transport from the pot washer to the manager and was not dependant on their wage level.

Leave the newbie alone! This is like the 10th time now seeing newbie's being lynched by the mob! You have missed the part where she says she has a driving phobia. I expect though you will say that is a convenient lie to sell her story. I mean family disputes over money never happens so it must be a wind up :doh:

166million

this sounds like a Sherlock Holmes story. The daughters actions seem pretty low really.

moneyistooshorttomention

cbrown372 wrote: »

Sorry dear, you have obviously never worked in managing or owning a pub, if I get a moment over the weekend I'll look out my last set of accounts from when I did and let you see the total for the year of my contract with the local taxi firm

BTW a taxi was provided for all staff with no evening transport from the pot washer to the manager and was not dependant on their wage level.

I'll look forward to seeing that poppet.:)

Pollycat

Spinkz wrote: »

Leave the newbie alone! This is like the 10th time now seeing newbie's being lynched by the mob! You have missed the part where she says she has a driving phobia. I expect though you will say that is a convenient lie to sell her story. I mean family disputes over money never happens so it must be a wind up :doh:

The 2nd post you quoted wasn't addressed to a newbie.

System

Pollycat wrote: »

The 2nd post you quoted wasn't addressed to a newbie.

But it was further selling the aspersion quoted in the 1st post that the thread is a wind up

Pollycat

Spinkz wrote: »

But it was further selling the aspersion quoted in the 1st post that the thread is a wind up

Not the way I'm reading it.
It's just disagreeing with the post from moneyistooshorttomention who said it wasn't likely that a pub would pay for a taxi home for their staff.

cbrown372

moneyistooshorttomention wrote: »

I'll look forward to seeing that poppet.:)

*cwtch* ceridwen

GlasweJen

When I worked for a night club we got staff taxis home. Had to pay a flat rate of £2 and the work covered the rest.