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There is that.Originally posted by pmeswani View PostYour code could be deleted and told that you are on the bench.
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Afternoon all
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Day four and still no builders...............Comment
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Are you going to sack them and get someone else in?Originally posted by norrahe View PostDay four and still no builders...............If your company is the best place to work in, for a mere £500 p/d, you can advertise here.Comment
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Sill no progress on getting the environments setup for testing.
To be fair, it's only been six weeks and counting, but the PM says that it should be done in another week or so.Comment
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bring in the extension cable (dangling from a small window) you had left out for them and they will magically turn up. A bit like Mr BenOriginally posted by norrahe View PostDay four and still no builders...............Comment
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We're renting atm and the landlords have got someone in to do some work on the repointing, as we had problems with damp in the winter and they discovered hat the brickwork needed seeing to.Originally posted by pmeswani View PostAre you going to sack them and get someone else in?
If we owned the place I'd be reading these guys the riot act atm.
I've said that we are not going to sit around waiting for them to turn up as the landlords are taking the mick expecting someone to be in the house, if the builders need access to electricity.
I would never expect that of my tenants.
I am so looking forward to buying somewhere. I hate renting.Comment
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We haven't left anything out as it's been peeing down.Originally posted by FiveTimes View Postbring in the extension cable (dangling from a small window) you had left out for them and they will magically turn up. A bit like Mr Ben
I thought UK builders were bad, when we had work done on our house numptonshire, we never had any problems with people not turning up.Comment
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