Thread: Working as a tech for VM
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Old 11-12-2008, 20:09   #118
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Re: Working as a tech for VM
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Originally Posted by looper35uk View Post
1: Your not alone in thinking this. A large percentage of techs in the area i work in would snap their hands of for a redundancy payment.

2: Same in our franchise.

3: Very True, But their also very good at bullying.

I'd also like to add that with the recent introduction of service technicians doing installs and only being allotted 30 minutes per install (even if it's a single, duel or triple) there will be a hell of a lot more techs going of with stress and exhaustion. Oh and i did want to raise this point with my manager, but he refused to speak to me. That really says it all.
1.same here
2.same here
3.same here
there is an escalation process,if your manager refuses to see you you must report this to your HOD,also,inform the union and H(uman) R(emains)
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