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Telegraph campaign: Fair deal for car drivers

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    #31
    Sympathy for Taxi drivers?

    Umm, on my list of people who get my sympathy they come somewhere very near the bottom. Especially black cabs - can someone please explain why in this day and age of sat nav black cabs in London still get to charge you a fiver for opening the door?
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      #32
      Originally posted by Beavis View Post
      It depends on your mode of operating

      I work mainly from my home office, if the client requires a site visit then that becomes a chargable item.

      If the client is remote and requires a stay-away, then that too is a chargeable item.

      If the costs of travel and or hotel rooms increases, then all I do is pass on the full costs to the client.

      easy innit

      HTH
      Well thats expenses. You are confusing claiming expenses with setting a rate. Are you sure you are a contactor ?







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        #33
        Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
        Well thats expenses. You are confusing claiming expenses with setting a rate. Are you sure you are a contactor ?
        I am not confusing anything
        Read back some and perhaps you will understand

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          #34
          I think it's bang out of order to extend these rises back for cars manufactured since 2001 - surely that's just kicking people who can't afford a newer car?

          As for the 50% rise since Labour came to power, I'd love to see a comparison between that and previous Tory and Labour governments - not saying it's not a lot, but I just wonder how it compares with the past and with the average rise in earnings.

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            #35
            Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post
            I think it's bang out of order to extend these rises back for cars manufactured since 2001 - surely that's just kicking people who can't afford a newer car?

            As for the 50% rise since Labour came to power, I'd love to see a comparison between that and previous Tory and Labour governments - not saying it's not a lot, but I just wonder how it compares with the past and with the average rise in earnings.
            These days little to choose between labour and tory.

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              #36
              Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
              These days little to choose between labour and tory.
              Agreed - that's what made me wonder - especially since the Tories started that Fuel Price Escalator that stuck to Labour - like the Dome.

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