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John Moore
July 29, 2021 at 2:56 pmBut surely this isn’t a new phenomenon,people have just had to go with it ,in the plant industry it’s been rampant ,I know haulage is a little different ,but no one really wants anybody on books anymore ,agency’s was a good thing for holiday cover ,sickness etc etc ,but it’s taken over, coz it rids the company of responsibility,the person who is least we’ll off will take it whatever, then everyone in a situation will have to follow suite ,but times they do a change