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In our case edward t this would not apply to our facility. Everyone checks in and out at our main location to do paperwork, turn in time and pick up parts. We do not have an electronic system used for paperwork. We also do not have any techs that are sent out on long distance calls.

The tech in question would have to drive an extra half an hour or so than any other in order to get into a territory where he could work. And if you view the technician's service van as an added benefit to them as well as the company, then this one is being compensated more than the others are.

We just want to be fair to all.
  • Posted 19 Oct 2013 02:58
  • By colleen_b
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