I have been doing some agency work just latley and they are opening a new place near me that I had an interview for today. I had a bit of an incident last night and damaged one of the doors on one of there trucks...had a call this morning to say they are cancelling my interview because of this incident and no longer want me at the depot I have been working.
This was an ACCIDENT. I have been driving these for 10 years without so much as a scratch. I can't help feeling its a bit unfair. I was certain I would get this job....I mean they were after 20 drivers!!!!
Back to square one!
Last edited by LoneRanger on Thu Oct 16, 2008 9:40 am, edited 1 time in total.
Can you not appeal to them and quote your previous record?
Sharing from experiences of dealing with debt
The greatness of a man is not in how much wealth he acquires, but in his integrity and his ability to affect those around him positively.
Bob Marley. http://kallis3.blogs.iva.co.uk
That’s really bad luck – Can you call them back/write to them and explain the situation? Say it’s the first time after driving them for 10 years? It all seems very harsh to me
Well I had an email back and he says he's not prepared to continue an application for anyone who has had an incident to the extent mine was. Makes it sound like a major accident!!
But your right Emma do I really want to work for a company like that. I could have been any compnay I did that yesterday. If it had have been they would have been none the wiser.
ok in short, it was a co-op delivery that was an indoor loading bay, opened my doors and reversed onto the bay, made the delivery and then pulled forward to close my doors but as i did the door [which is tied back once opened so is sticking out a couple of inches, if you can imagine] caught the pillar slightly, but the pillar being a great big thing that holds the roof up was a lot stronger than the door and pulled it off its hinges. I was this close to it because the place is tiny little shoe box that someone actually guided me into because you can't see.
LoneRanger wrote:
ok in short, it was a co-op delivery that was an indoor loading bay, opened my doors and reversed onto the bay, made the delivery and then pulled forward to close my doors but as i did the door [which is tied back once opened so is sticking out a couple of inches, if you can imagine] caught the pillar slightly, but the pillar being a great big thing that holds the roof up was a lot stronger than the door and pulled it off its hinges. I was this close to it because the place is tiny little shoe box that someone actually guided me into because you can't see.
Hahaha sorry to laugh but I did exactly the same thing reversing a forklift truck out of a building,the door of the FLT was left hanging by a thin strip of metal.It has brough back memories.What company is it??
Discharged today the 8th feb 2012. View is much brighter now.
Continuing to rebuild our credit worthiness.