Originally posted by MrButton
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Contractor's car park @ Vodafone Newbury HQ..??
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Well you are just visiting anyway right? It’s not like it’s your workplace.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by quackhandle View Post...
Being booted out for parking in the wrong spot? Seems harsh.Leave a comment:
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I did this at Radbroke, the first time I was gigging there, 2008?
Anywho, I managed to park in the visitor car park for a whole month before I got rumbled.
I just said, sorry I'll park in the normal parking area from now on. Which I did.
Being booted out for parking in the wrong spot? Seems harsh.
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Originally posted by cojak View PostThey can tell you not to do it once via email and your manager, then terminate your contract.
Vodafone are quite hot on this.
I guess the question is, are you feeling lucky?
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Originally posted by cojak View PostHe cares because he can’t park there but he sees others doing it.
I can't imagine entire Visitors car park full every day. Either they don't have number recognition system or it is not working or it is done manually..? I have seen ticket like notice issued to cars parked on the way. Thanks.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostIf you do it once or twice no-one is going to question it, because after all you are a visitor, but you aint going to get away with it if you do it regularly.
I have used visitor car parks but usually just in the first few days.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by cojak View PostThey can tell you not to do it once via email and your manager, then terminate your contract.
Vodafone are quite hot on this.
I guess the question is, are you feeling lucky?
HTH.Leave a comment:
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