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Posted By john r sharp
The new B1 150 is now available: I have issued to the contracts that I look after.
I am aware of why the changes have occurred: does anyone have any thoughts on any problems that might arise when someone loses the only copy of a legal document?
John Sharp
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Posted By Dave Wilson
yes,
Your insurance company will not be chuffed to say the least,as this may be the only record of an incident/event.
Don't have to use these new books anyway!
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Posted By Hilary Charlton
You are allowed to take one copy for the employee - perhaps if the original is lost then you can get a duplicate from the employee - as long as the books are numbered sequentially you will know when one is missing and from which book which will reduce your search somewhat.
On the other hand, you could have a master file and a duplicate file, as long as they are only held by authorised people, ie you and the personnel officer or the first aider, then again, you have a back up.
I know it's a bit of a pain but I'm sure we'll all get used to it in time.
Hilary
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