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Old 16-04-2010, 23:39   #16
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Re: Butchers Banned From Using Knives

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Originally Posted by Flyboy View Post
Sorry, but I treat my business and my tenants with far more regard than that, to allow a potentially unqualified electrician, for example , to effect any repairs or installations, without first ensuring they are qualified to carry out the work. I do not treat qualifications as a ticket to employment, but why would I consider employing someone with qualifications, above someone who has none (apart from the fact that for some jobs is it a legal requirement)?
Electrician is a high-risk job, not only for the electrician, but for everyone who ever comes into contact with his/her work.

Being a butcher? Not so high-risk, sure, watch your fingers... That's about it.

Big difference.
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