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Well that's the first part just watched. Good point damian all people in company should be registered. It seems they are saying that people think they don't full under EWR.
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Stick with it.That guy fronting the chair did not have a glue what you were all talking about.
You could of had a shave for your online appearance ... just watching the next bunch getting grilled... they are buckling in areas :goofy:
I bet his Mum's got tears in her eyes watching her boy there!
Well, that was very interesting...Mr Skelton you came across very well, must have been quite stressfull... especially without the lackys the second panel had, handing notes to them when they got tongue tied.
They were saved by the bell....one register in 6 months time with some symbol or quality mark that must be registered first to protect their profits, probably in the shape of a swastika surrounded by £££££ notes......but be careful what you wish for........
tighter regulations on qualifications to join such a scheme/register and become an electrician will inevitably fuel a gold rush for the training providers (including all the schemes themselves as most provide training courses) and we'll all have to achieve a new and very expensive qualification to continue working, along with increased annual assessment fees to cover the cost of the new register and advertising to the public, and of course enforcement for not being a member of the scheme...god Im so cynical.......but right
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