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Posted By Peter Leese
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I've documented this in the past. An East Anglian Council took two 70 year olds to court because a pack of sandwiches in their post office was two days past the sell by date.
The village ended up by losing its post office.
From that example I hope you can see why I have absolutely no faith in Council policing or indeed in their capability to even see what they are doing wrong.
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Posted By Alexander Falconer
count me as a YES!
The company is paying an allowance, therefore the vehicle is used for business
After all, the company can decide to withdraw the allowance at any point.
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Posted By The toecap
I think the best solution is to place a tax sic holder in the car witha no smoking back on it. It can be covered up if people don't like it. But whatever happens its there all the time ads a disc holder. Now surely thats enough of the jibbering
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Posted By Rob T
Just ignore it! The smoking patrols have no right to stop and search (certainly not on the open road and off premises) so tell them to go forth and multiply which they are doing in any case (multiplying that is). Anyway this has nothing to do with H&S legislation as said before - if there was any epidemiological evidence of second-hand smoke causing ill-health then it would be under H&S law. Enough said.
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Posted By Ron Hunter
No, No, No! There you go - 3 "no's" towards your count. My car -not the employer's car - so no sticker!!!
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Posted By J Knight
Private cars no, company cars yes. To me 'primarily' is not the same as 'mainly' or 'mostly'. Did you buy your car primarily for work? Most people buy them primarily because they want a car and would try and hang on to it even if they lost their jobs,
John
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Posted By Gff
"count me as a YES!
The company is paying an allowance, therefore the vehicle is used for business"
Some allowances are a perk! contractural condition of employment.
"After all, the company can decide to withdraw the allowance at any point"
How?
It's your car when you get it you pay for it you register it you insure it you maintain it.........
It's a No for and allowance...... no it's a yes... definatley no/yes.
No
Yes....
No.
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Posted By Robert K Lewis
No, No, No, Yes, No
Methinks
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Posted By Donk
My car,
keep your perks and your mileage allowance along with your stickers.
Who's got the problem now?
By the way i am a non smoker.
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Posted By Michael Hosking
No
they are exempt unless carrying non smoking employees on company business
Mike
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