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3 of my customers booked service calls in for this week for repairs to be done after they got back from their Easter holidays abroad. I would advise anyone that booked calls to go to customers after the Easter school break-up to at least try ringing them before calling.
I rang one, this morning early, just as a precaution, who turned to be still stuck in New Zealand unable to fly home any time soon. Their airline has booked 100’s of UK bound passengers into a hotel in Auckland until they can take off but won’t pick up the tab for their additional cost. Seems the insurance companies don’t want to know either – act of God apparently? -Whoever he is :rolls:
Re: Volcanic knock-on effect to work
Close relative with 3 children paying £500 a day for accommodation and food (he is in mauritius,not the worse place to be),he can get £200 per day back from insurance,argument is that you wouldn’t be eating or accommodated free if you were back home,there is a cost .
Tough under the circumstances but as is often said on this board,nothing in life is free.Re: Volcanic knock-on effect to work
will i get compensation from my service manager, as i am unable to work today due to volcanic dust in my van engine!!!…i surely have to be sensible and not risk the roads of south london in this high risk situation!!!
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