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clee do you employ mate?
Hi DeanIf we cant wear our own shirts we wont clean for them, simple as that.those who try to insist on it are just paranoid and want to protest their work, no matter what they tell you.Dave
Heres mine Dean...Karrimor snow boots / walking trainers (depending on the weather)Dickies plain blue combats (2 for £25)Plain green polo shirt (changing colour to light blue soon)Plain blue jumperWhy not get some Logo'ed kit for your work and a couple of tops for subby work... polos & jumpers are cheap as chips in plain colours (prob be the same price as the ettore kit all together)Or you could ask the people you sub out for for some of there kit if you wanted
Quote from: Blue Frog Systems on June 11, 2010, 08:37:27 pmHeres mine Dean...Karrimor snow boots / walking trainers (depending on the weather)Dickies plain blue combats (2 for £25)Plain green polo shirt (changing colour to light blue soon)Plain blue jumperWhy not get some Logo'ed kit for your work and a couple of tops for subby work... polos & jumpers are cheap as chips in plain colours (prob be the same price as the ettore kit all together)Or you could ask the people you sub out for for some of there kit if you wantedIt eliminates the sub-sub issue fella,we always wear our own shirts on our own commercial and domestics work but I could do without picking up anymore work as ive noticed im turning grey with the stress and im only 30. A uniform with no company name and no telephone numberso my phone will eventually stop ringing is the way forward.Dean
hi dean we just wear our normal uniform on all worrks and never any probs, when anything is said we say something like - we are working on behalf of ------ cheers george