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I would argue so long as they have the van, they are always representing the company, even if they are picking the kids up from school at the time.

The van is a mobile advert for the company. If it is clean it shows the company in a good light. If it is dirty or the driver is driving discourteously, it reflects badly on the company. All of us are always on duty at all times.
  • Posted 2 Apr 2012 07:10
  • By Misterlift
  • joined 2 Jun'11 - 43 messages
  • England, United Kingdom

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