hi
i need some help / advice please.
i have many privite owned cars beinging parked in my delivery office yard daily so they dont have to pay paking or to load there cars for deliver (no cars on delivery)
i have challenged managers about the cars not parking in the yard due to insurance and safety but it is being ignored! can any one please give me any advice or a ltb, pdf to help
regards
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parking privite cars in office yard???
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
We park our cars in the yard, always have done and nothing has been said about it.
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
same hereDGP1 wrote:We park our cars in the yard, always have done and nothing has been said about it.
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
Parking in the yard is fine and okay as long as you have the Managers permission - However, the vehicle and its contents won't be covered on the insurance for the site, and vehicles are therefore left at the owners risk not the businesses.
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
i got my doms permission and permission from the queenTrueBlueTerrier wrote:Parking in the yard is fine and okay as long as you have the Managers permission - However, the vehicle and its contents won't be covered on the insurance for the site, and vehicles are therefore left at the owners risk not the businesses.
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
One and the same in some offices surely.mr ford wrote:i got my doms permission and permission from the queenTrueBlueTerrier wrote:Parking in the yard is fine and okay as long as you have the Managers permission - However, the vehicle and its contents won't be covered on the insurance for the site, and vehicles are therefore left at the owners risk not the businesses.
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
yes i agreeTrueBlueTerrier wrote:One and the same in some offices surely.mr ford wrote:i got my doms permission and permission from the queenTrueBlueTerrier wrote:Parking in the yard is fine and okay as long as you have the Managers permission - However, the vehicle and its contents won't be covered on the insurance for the site, and vehicles are therefore left at the owners risk not the businesses.
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
Isn't that the same everywhere you park?TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Parking in the yard is fine and okay as long as you have the Managers permission - However, the vehicle and its contents won't be covered on the insurance for the site, and vehicles are therefore left at the owners risk not the businesses.
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
The missus sometimes parks in the yard too.
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Re: parking privite cars in office yard???
As I understand it - yes.DGP1 wrote:Isn't that the same everywhere you park?TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Parking in the yard is fine and okay as long as you have the Managers permission - However, the vehicle and its contents won't be covered on the insurance for the site, and vehicles are therefore left at the owners risk not the businesses.
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