as much as i dislike what corgi has become i too would like to see how you came to that conclusion.
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as much as i dislike what corgi has become i too would like to see how you came to that conclusion.
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Yes.
They are running a club, not for safety but for their own gain.
I have witnessed first hand how they operate.
As i have said earlier, why does anyone with a 'exam pass certificate' stating that they are competent at gas fitting from a college or wherever they passed their exam, need to be acountable to these thieves?
The engineer then has to shell out yet more cash to register with these people.
By the time they have totted up all the fees they feel 'obliged' to charge what sometimes appears to be a small fortune.
They are running a club, not for safety but for their own gain.
I have witnessed first hand how they operate.
As i have said earlier, why does anyone with a 'exam pass certificate' stating that they are competent at gas fitting from a college or wherever they passed their exam, need to be acountable to these thieves?
The engineer then has to shell out yet more cash to register with these people.
By the time they have totted up all the fees they feel 'obliged' to charge what sometimes appears to be a small fortune.
Yes i'm sure she is, it's called a caring nature, not all people are out to make a killing off the back of others.
Comparing nurses/teachers to gas engineers is not a very good comparison. The majority of nurse/teachers work within the public sector and have certain exclusive benefits.
Private teachers and private nurse/medical assistants obtain much higher renumeration for their services.
Most private sector employment that requires a training/skill level obtain a decent wage.
Why should an RGi be any different.
I know scaffolders, train drivers, plasterers that have incomes similar to mine and there all paye with benefits
Private teachers and private nurse/medical assistants obtain much higher renumeration for their services.
Most private sector employment that requires a training/skill level obtain a decent wage.
Why should an RGi be any different.
I know scaffolders, train drivers, plasterers that have incomes similar to mine and there all paye with benefits
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Do you actually know what the annual fees tot upto?
Not off the top of my head, but as i have said, my nephew has just done it and it was plenty to pass the thing, there was no need for yet another charge, even if it was only £10, from a self appointed club.
Yes i know it's all legit and the powers that be appointed them.
And i think all that the government say is true as well!!
Yes i know it's all legit and the powers that be appointed them.
And i think all that the government say is true as well!!
The "thing" your nephew has just passed is the ACS that has nothing at all to do with Corgi. It is one of the many unseen overheads that is used in calculating operating costs which all have to be paid before a wage/income is achieved.
Perhaps you'd be happier if the RGi arrived on a bike in shorts and flip flops and requested to borrow your tools.
Perhaps you'd be happier if the RGi arrived on a bike in shorts and flip flops and requested to borrow your tools.
A discussion on gas pipe sizing seems to have drifted into a general discussion on salaries for teachers and nurses.
I am surprised that some mad Mod has not moved it all into a General Discussion under the heading of salaries!
Tony
I am surprised that some mad Mod has not moved it all into a General Discussion under the heading of salaries!
Tony
I know it has nothing to do with CORGI.
That's the point.
He was deemed competent to work on gas by the examiner.
Do you see how these things work??
You take a test, the examiner decides wether or not you are 'competent', as required by law, then the boys club steps in and FORCES the person that is ALREADY competent to perform yet more tricks in front of one of their ringmasters, then they say,
'hey, the examiner was right, you are competent enough to work on gas, now give us some of yor cash and we will allow you to use the knowledge you have already paid for, if you don't pay us, well, you can't use the knowledge you have learnt'
Sounds like a form of bribery, if you don't pay tough.
If you bother to read the previous posts it isn't the plumbers that i have a problem with it is the 'club'.
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