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Is it the advanced follow-on course, after your coat-peg and cup-use induction?
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Schoolboy error in that case. Some bint with nice norks would have been a far better choice?Originally posted by Marina View PostMaybe that's why he was hired
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Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostThis is document one out of 4.....
Photograph Taken
Car park form completed
Tour of building (meeting room, 1st Aid room, Canteen)
Fire exits
Issue of access card &understanding its use, including girovend.
Meet the team
Log onto systems
Local practices (coats, cups & food)
Welcome meeting organised
Work station assessment completed & returned to personnel.
E-mail, Internet & Communications policy complete.
Wilm-Slooooooooooooooooooooooooow you permie muppet you. Although you're a prize pi55 ant you do make me laugh...at you.
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What on earth do they need a form for?Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostThis is document one out of 4.....
Car park form completed
Local practices (coats, cups & food)
Aside from the fact the HR wonk can't spell practises - WTF are these?
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As the new boy, do you have to join the coffee round and make the drinks ?Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostThis is document one out of 4.....
Photograph Taken
Car park form completed
Tour of building (meeting room, 1st Aid room, Canteen)
Fire exits
Issue of access card &understanding its use, including girovend.
Meet the team
Log onto systems
Local practices (coats, cups & food)
Welcome meeting organised
Work station assessment completed & returned to personnel.
E-mail, Internet & Communications policy complete.
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Just bring in your own machine.Originally posted by smiff View PostThis is important, a few of my gigs have been miserable due to tulipty Flavia coffee machines.

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Woo hoo!Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostThis is document one out of 4.....
Photograph Taken
Car park form completed
Tour of building (meeting room, 1st Aid room, Canteen)
Fire exits
Issue of access card &understanding its use, including girovend.
Meet the team
Log onto systems
Local practices (coats, cups & food)
Welcome meeting organised
Work station assessment completed & returned to personnel.
E-mail, Internet & Communications policy complete.
How exciting!!!
Meet the team! I do hope they are all nice and friendly.
Tour the building! I wonder what colour the carpet is in accounts! And what brand of coffee the vending machine sell!!!
Oooooooooo so excited now!!!.
Got to go!!
Bye!!!
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