Originally posted by Old Greg
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Perm benefits- this is the best one I've heard!
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Can't be using buses. We've not seen a post asking us to decide which one to catch at what time.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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If its Aston Martin or Maclaren that might be a benefit worth having. But baring in mind my speed snafu in the other thread I should probable stick to a push bikeOriginally posted by psychocandy View PostGot to be fair the agent is trying..... 25 days holiday (yes standard). Day off on your birthday (so 26 days then I'll take my birthday off if I want).
Heres the best one - USE OF POOL CAR. Are they serious? So they want you to go somewhere during the working day and its a perk to be allowed to use a pool car? I'd rather use my own car and get 45p a mile thanks.
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Nah it's a Ford Ka as they need to be able to insure everyone.Originally posted by bobspud View PostIf its Aston Martin or Maclaren that might be a benefit worth having. But baring in mind my speed snafu in the other thread I should probable stick to a push bike
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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What if your birthday is on a weekend or a public holiday... be a shame to miss out on that fantastic perk, do they also list having a chair and desk as a perk?Originally posted by psychocandy View PostGot to be fair the agent is trying..... 25 days holiday (yes standard). Day off on your birthday (so 26 days then I'll take my birthday off if I want).
Heres the best one - USE OF POOL CAR. Are they serious? So they want you to go somewhere during the working day and its a perk to be allowed to use a pool car? I'd rather use my own car and get 45p a mile thanks.Comment
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Some places list having a new Macbook worth £2K as a perk. The fact that you need it to do your work is ignored.Originally posted by SlipTheJab View PostWhat if your birthday is on a weekend or a public holiday... be a shame to miss out on that fantastic perk, do they also list having a chair and desk as a perk?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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In which case I'm out.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostNah it's a Ford Ka as they need to be able to insure everyone.
I can still remember almost killing myself in a pool car years ago. It was a non turbo diesel rover and I pulled out of a side road with what I thought was a safe 100 meter gap and nothing happened
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Yeah but they could be giving you an HP Elite book or god forbid a Fujitsu lifebookOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostSome places list having a new Macbook worth £2K as a perk. The fact that you need it to do your work is ignored.
Not having to put up with HP,Dell,Fuji,Lenovo crapware is a benefit.Comment
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In my recent short tenure as a permie they were offering an iPad as a perk. They were reluctant to hand it over so I insisted, took it out of the box, switched it on and then didn't use it out of principle, although I was never entirely sure what the principle was.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostSome places list having a new Macbook worth £2K as a perk. The fact that you need it to do your work is ignored.Comment
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I almost always P2V clientco laptop to a VM on iMac and MBP, not been caught yet since 2006 and if I do get caught now IDGAF cos I can even cover up my korn shell history - I am that good.....Originally posted by bobspud View PostYeah but they could be giving you an HP Elite book or god forbid a Fujitsu lifebook
Not having to put up with HP,Dell,Fuji,Lenovo crapware is a benefit.
Current clientco is BYOD so no issue.
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