Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Lee Burbidge on August 14, 2012, 09:17:50 pm
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We all have insurance/fleet insurance. If an employee damages your van, should you repair the dent and possible replacement of van livery through the insurance company ( a rise in an nail insurance should follow) or get the employee to pey for it......
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i made the mistake of not looking into my employees past before letting him drive. ok hed got a clean licence but a real hidden history of frauds and being a crook.
i recommend you look into an employees past before giving him/her the van keys
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whats in your contract of employment ? unless it was malicious damage where they attacked it with a sledge hammer
then that is why you have paid insurance surely ?
an accident is just that AN ACCIDENT nit a deliberate attack on you and the company ( assuming you are a fair and decent
boss - otherwise you probebly deserve it :P )
no different to other equipment poles break - brushes wear out - vehicles get bumped - all part of life and a good
biz should be able to cover these things
Darran
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whats in your contract of employment ? unless it was malicious damage where they attacked it with a sledge hammer
then that is why you have paid insurance surely ?
an accident is just that AN ACCIDENT nit a deliberate attack on you and the company ( assuming you are a fair and decent
boss - otherwise you probebly deserve it :P )
no different to other equipment poles break - brushes wear out - vehicles get bumped - all part of life and a good
biz should be able to cover these things
Darran
Thanks Darren... good post.
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Pretty sure you cant get employee to pay for it. its an accident. Either do it yourself or go through insurance it depends on how bad it is