We have a fleet of 30 tractors and another 20 vehicles. Ill toss the keys to a truck (of course as long as they have a license and I trust them) but they dont pay for anything when they f up.. thats on our company.
CREW East coast crew - How snowed in are you?
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If it's in our inventory.... or on our property.... or in the possession of an employee using a dealer plate to move it.... it's on our "any and all VINs" insurance policy and every employee who's allowed to drive is listed to said policy therefore it's on the driver of the vehicle to avoid making contact with things.
Our business is 100% cars. It's all we do. Sell hundreds of cars a month. Service thousands of cars a month. Do body work on hundreds more. The only thing we do to make money involves showing, driving, selling, fixing, maintaining, racking, moving, parking and repairing cars. Which of course creates thousands and thousands and thousands of opportunities for employees to make mistakes and cause damage. That's on them.
I don't own the dealership. I likely never will. But every dealer I've ever worked on or interviewed at has had the same policy......if you wreck it, you're fixing it.
Employees ain't responsible for costs like that here
There was a contractor at the mine that did charge their employees for the cost of their fuckups, but they couldn't get work anywhere else cuz of drug use and work history, so was match made in. Heaven, they got underpaid, and paid for their fuckups
i dont trust those long term forecasts. Anything > 36 hours out has way too much variation
