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PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2004 6:34 pm 
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steveo wrote:
John Davies wrote:


The reason I asked the question is because of the European equation. Mr Preece may have it in mind to include one or more of these Eastern Europeans in his action against the council regarding the issue of Hackney carriage licences.

It may be Mr preece will get these East Europeans to apply to the council for a Hackney carriage proprietors licence, if refused it would leave the door open for a joint court action. The inclusion of the East Europeans in any court action would undoubtedly bring into question the points raised by the Judge in the Dublin case with regard European exclusion and subsequent breach of European law.

JD


this is plate numbers appeal is due in court soon i'll let you know what happens.


Thank you I appreciate that.

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 22, 2004 6:43 pm 
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steveo wrote:
Oh deary me....

http://www.thisisplymouth.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=133188&command=displayContent&sourceNode=133171&contentPK=11349368&moduleName=InternalSearch&keyword=taxi&formname=sidebarsearch

WALKOUT BY TAXI DRIVERS

MARTIN FREEMAN

12:00 - 20 November 2004
A bitter row has broken out between four Czech taxi drivers and a Plymouth firm over a £3,500 recruitment repayment demand. Taxifast told the men they must pay back the cost of flights, accommodation and training if they wanted to continue with the company.

The four self-employed drivers refused and left, saying there was no written agreement to repay recruitment costs.

Two of them told the Herald they were 'disgusted' at Taxifast's treatment of them.

But Taxifast chairman John Preece said there was a 'verbal contract' with the men to recoup costs.

He branded them as 'greedy', saying that one Czech made over £2,500 in 13 days as a Taxifast driver.


192 pounds a day, they must be hard workers these guys. That kind of money is out of my league I'm afraid. I prefer to put more effort into enjoying a better quality of life, rather than having to work all the hours god sends. I suppose when you get to my age most people see life that way lol.

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