Having bought a wheelie bin he was less than gemused (as a retired health and safety worker) to be told that the plastic bag of rubbish placed on top of the bin could not be collected because of health and safety regulations (ie it was too high).
Therefore why not place the bag within the wheelie bin I hear you ask?
Aha..No!
Health and safety rules seemigly prevent binmen from reaching into the bin to remove the bag!
The whole sorry tale can be read in the Mail.
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ReplyDeleteI think, in the article, Mr Whatley knocked the nail on the head.....The Elf is being used more and more for people to just not do the job they're paid for....Thanks for that George, who would have ever thought that! :-)
I suggest Mr Whatley places the bin on its side and then places the bag of rubbish on the side of the bin. Or will this now be too low for the muppet binmen to collect?
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