dreamin

ok my missus uses my car for work for now and she parks in between two bays (works in a diy store) ,she parks there because she doesnt want MY car damaged ,

Her employers have said about where her and her colleagues park yet will not provide a staff car park nor be liable for damage incurred.

They have told my wife that it is not there car park (someone mentioned if its not there car park how can they tell them where or how to park)

so basically can they discipline her for parking like this

p.s if u got nothing constructive to say or abuse the fact she parks in between 2 space keep ur opinion to urself

thnks, Scott

big_wig_074

no,itd be like them disciplining her for eating something they dont like!absolute rubbish!

Dan Cossie

they cant disipline her for the way she parks espceially if they wont say the car park is theirs.

tell em to take a runnin jump

dreamin

big_wig_074


cheers mate , thats wot i thought just wanted a few more opinions

gingeRS

if they persist, just find 2 colleagues and make sure she always parks between em

job done

dreamin

gingeRS
DanCossie

cheers lads shes only using it till end of november (tax is up) then its off the road ready for the heart transplant

so perhaps she can wing it till then

antony215

If it's not there car park they can't tell her how/where to park

Oranoco

If the car park is not theirs they can't do a blind thing about it. She should tell them to "Jog the fuck on!"

Never work in retail, you will always get treated like shit

Dave Parker

i do this every where i go and i dont give a rats, i have had more than my share of door dings

big_wig_074

fuck me i just read that wrong,thought your mrs was going for heart transplant,was thinking wtf is she driving for?

dreamin

big_wig_074

PMSL mate shes only 23 id be worried if she were



i know it happens to some people young , no offence implied

dojj

iTrader: (3)

if they are not able to provide a secure place to park and also state that they are not responsible AND then compund the matter by saying the car park doesn't even belong to them, she can park however she likes

HOWEVER

should the persons responsible for the car park be informed THEY can ask her to park correctly in the marked bays provided (provided there is signage to say this is the case)

Iain Mac

They may not own it but might they lease the car park? If so they have a perfect right to insist that people parking there obey their rules. They want as many customers able to get in as possible, and that's why they paint the lines so the spaces are just a little too small.

No one is entitled to a parking space at work - just ask the nurses. How about her employers or the car park owners just tell her NOT to park there at all - problem solved?

Sean_RS

If it is B&Q you are talking about I know quite a bit... she has to park in a designated space, not a disabled or mother and child space. Designated would indicate not 2 spaces... its in the handbook and is a disciplinary offence.


hth