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<blockquote data-quote="Pennine Ploughing" data-source="post: 6273648" data-attributes="member: 999"><p>Your right, he has done nothing to be sacked</p><p></p><p></p><p>This really should not of arrived at this situation, it was the lads father that wanted the job done not the lad, and it's the father that should of done the asking, not the lad,</p><p></p><p>However it has happend it will now be seen as soure grapes, the lad will think he is not as good a worker as he thought for the OP, I take it he lives at home with his father, and as his father will now think the OP is a tight git, and may come over it in the house from time to time, while the lad is present, in turn this will inevitably lead to a downward relationship between the lad and the OP, and through time will let the OP down from time to time, and may not give 100% while at work due to being put down on this matter, </p><p>The OP may be a really good boss on the whole, but with what has happened the father and lad may not think this, </p><p></p><p>It was badly thought out on the fathers side, yet he may not portray the OP in the best light to the lad, </p><p>So for that reason I would let him go, before he goes and leaves the OP at a busy time when the lad can get work elsewhere, </p><p></p><p>Yes I know the OP posted his insurance would not cover it, but there is not one on here can say they do everything by the book, me included,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pennine Ploughing, post: 6273648, member: 999"] Your right, he has done nothing to be sacked This really should not of arrived at this situation, it was the lads father that wanted the job done not the lad, and it's the father that should of done the asking, not the lad, However it has happend it will now be seen as soure grapes, the lad will think he is not as good a worker as he thought for the OP, I take it he lives at home with his father, and as his father will now think the OP is a tight git, and may come over it in the house from time to time, while the lad is present, in turn this will inevitably lead to a downward relationship between the lad and the OP, and through time will let the OP down from time to time, and may not give 100% while at work due to being put down on this matter, The OP may be a really good boss on the whole, but with what has happened the father and lad may not think this, It was badly thought out on the fathers side, yet he may not portray the OP in the best light to the lad, So for that reason I would let him go, before he goes and leaves the OP at a busy time when the lad can get work elsewhere, Yes I know the OP posted his insurance would not cover it, but there is not one on here can say they do everything by the book, me included, [/QUOTE]
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