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Not high enough then obviously lol ?

The difficult part of scaling up a business is that you have to let go of stuff. In this case, the "next person up" would have been me. And if I spent my time worrying about asset registers and equipment write-offs, who would build the business?

Its just a cost of business. You can have systems to control it and limit the damage, but there is no point in kidding yourself that it doesnt happen.
 
if he issigned off, you dont want him near the workplace, my own wrist is in a cast at present, so cant drive - insurance invalid, cant work in other peoples houses - insurance invalid, cant go on the boat, even i have limits :)
so sat at home thinking about doing some accounts.... been thinking for 7 days now :)

take next week of imo. lol
 
An interesting one.

A few years ago, we had a similar issue. A department head was responsible for identifying redundant assets in that department, and disposing of them. Traditionally, "disposing" meant "put it in the skip". However, we discovered stuff of our appearing on eBay. It seems that the manager concerned had decided that if it was going in the skip anyway, he may as well sell it on eBay and pocket the proceeds.

But, it was being chucked anyway, so no harm done?

Unfortunately not. After a while, I started to wonder if the decision about writing off the asset became less about its continued value to the organisation, and more about its appeal on eBay.

thats the xmas beer money!!
 
Nah. I think they were just messing around on Facebook, asked about it in a nice way and it's all good. The bath went to the skip.

6 weeks off work for him with a broken wrist is a ****er but such is life. No one has died!
 
Getting used by me. Sadly one of the existing ones isn't at the moment but will do soon again!! Angie (my wife) has given me permission to go and recruit another plumber who can also fit bathrooms :)
 

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