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Old Oct 11, 2010 | 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by creator
I'm not very good with words or trying to explain things but hopefully this will make sense.but what grounds do I have as an apprentice to ask about or ask for money? The situation is that Iv been working in a garage local to me for the last year and a half to 2years and have been earning X amount of money and now iv been moved to another garage wich is 20miles away from me so 40miles traveling a day but it's still for the same company and after a quick chat today it seems I'll be earning less money and obviously will be spending alot more on fuel comutung there and back. Do I have any ground to stand on and say I still want the same amount of money I was getting at the other site? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Unless you voluntarily asked to take lower pay or your hours have been cut due to the location change your pay should remain the same.it's not up to your employer to give you a travelling allowance but it could be something to ask for while your on the subject.

Be a little careful as it's shitty out there right now and garages can pick and choose from apprentices so if your happy there and you think there's a future then don't push too hard for a rise!!!!
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