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Previously on "Jeffing baby faced assassins….."
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Permie auditor lark - I did this because I knew I was off contracting a week later.
Permie auditor - 'So when did you last send out the training state'
EO - 'Last working day of last month'
PA - 'And before that?'
EO - 'Same. Last working day of the month'
PA - 'But according to the control sheet that I introduced last year, one has not been sent out for six months'
EO - 'Well the control sheet is out of date. Training states DID go out'
PA - 'But if the control sheet is not filled in, how do we know they went out?'
EO - 'But if the control sheet IS filled in, how do you know they went out?'
PA - 'er...well , if you filled the sheet and they didnt go out, that would be a disciplinary'
EO - 'If I didnt send the training state out, regardless of any control sheet, I wouldnt last long enough to GET to a disciplinary'
PA - 'I am afraid you are non-compliant in this area'
EO - thinks - now where did I leave that magnum
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perhaps he reads this board and realises it is Wilmslow he is visiting from noticing the piss stains on his shoes and so has decided to wind him up a bit for a laff?
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Would he have behaved differently if it was a contractie lark?Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostAuditor sent an invite for 1pm.
Outlook, so I know that this time is correct.
Called the auditor, said it was 1:30 in his book so would wait until then.
What an absolute noddy – cannot manage his diary and expecting me to work other meetings around him due to his incompetence.
I hate this permie lark…….
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Jeffing baby faced assassins…..
Auditor sent an invite for 1pm.
Outlook, so I know that this time is correct.
Called the auditor, said it was 1:30 in his book so would wait until then.
What an absolute c0ck – cannot manage his diary and expecting me to work other meetings around him due to his incompetence.
I hate this permie lark…….Tags: None
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