Comments on: Complaints and Campaigns http://www.leyton.org/2005/04/13/complaints-and-campaigns/ Thoughts. Comment. Opinion. Fri, 09 Jan 2009 13:45:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: sharma http://www.leyton.org/2005/04/13/complaints-and-campaigns/#comment-1725 sharma Tue, 07 Feb 2006 16:31:06 +0000 http://www.leyton.org/diary/?p=493#comment-1725 <p>help</p> <p>i just finished my graduation from university. i got weekend job at asian shop. i was not paid for one day. next day i worked 8 hrs and i got ony 25 pound. shopkeeper told me to come for work as usual for next week. suddeny he called and told me that he doesnt require me. ………. please help me where i can give my complain and put this problem</p> <p>thanks</p> help

i just finished my graduation from university. i got weekend job at asian shop. i was not paid for one day. next day i worked 8 hrs and i got ony 25 pound.
shopkeeper told me to come for work as usual for next week. suddeny he called and told me that he doesnt require me. ……….
please help me where i can give my complain and put this problem

thanks

]]> By: leyton.org » Glasgow Wi-Fi Zone http://www.leyton.org/2005/04/13/complaints-and-campaigns/#comment-1435 leyton.org » Glasgow Wi-Fi Zone Tue, 16 Aug 2005 19:17:40 +0000 http://www.leyton.org/diary/?p=493#comment-1435 <p>[...] Call me cynical if you will, but there’s a laughable hole in the ground (with what looks like some kind of sculpture or art or piece of advertising (is there much of a difference remaining when it comes to public installations these days?) on the corner of Hope Street and Argyle Street that’s been sat looking awfully scruffy for six weeks now. And closer to home I’ve had cause to complain before. So I have little optimism of any council related effort. [...]</p> [...] Call me cynical if you will, but there’s a laughable hole in the ground (with what looks like some kind of sculpture or art or piece of advertising (is there much of a difference remaining when it comes to public installations these days?) on the corner of Hope Street and Argyle Street that’s been sat looking awfully scruffy for six weeks now. And closer to home I’ve had cause to complain before. So I have little optimism of any council related effort. [...]

]]> By: Richard Leyton http://www.leyton.org/2005/04/13/complaints-and-campaigns/#comment-295 Richard Leyton Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.leyton.org/diary/?p=493#comment-295 <p>Well, Glasgow Council have at last responded to my query, in about the sort of time I'd have expected for a written reply. They seem to have confused the Friday, 8th April date of my letter with the 11th April, but given I e-mailed at 4pm, it's perhaps forgivable.</p> <p>Transpires the reference as printed on the bill just needs to have the last few digits dropped, thus:</p> <p>NN NNNNNNNNNNNN /NN/X</p> <p>Becomes, simply,</p> <p>NN/NNNNNNNNNNNN</p> <p>And there's some indication (given I'm such a geek for such things) they use a ticketing system for such enquiries, although quite why an auto-response wasn't forthcoming to at least acknowledge receipt of the e-mail, I don't know.</p> Well, Glasgow Council have at last responded to my query, in about the sort of time I’d have expected for a written reply. They seem to have confused the Friday, 8th April date of my letter with the 11th April, but given I e-mailed at 4pm, it’s perhaps forgivable.

Transpires the reference as printed on the bill just needs to have the last few digits dropped, thus:

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Becomes, simply,

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And there’s some indication (given I’m such a geek for such things) they use a ticketing system for such enquiries, although quite why an auto-response wasn’t forthcoming to at least acknowledge receipt of the e-mail, I don’t know.

]]> By: Roger Darlington http://www.leyton.org/2005/04/13/complaints-and-campaigns/#comment-296 Roger Darlington Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.leyton.org/diary/?p=493#comment-296 <p>Good for you, Richard. A mature democracy needs active citizens - whether is is complaining to authorities or companies who let us down, thanking those who serve us, attending consultation meetings, or even just posting comments to blogs!</p> Good for you, Richard. A mature democracy needs active citizens - whether is is complaining to authorities or companies who let us down, thanking those who serve us, attending consultation meetings, or even just posting comments to blogs!

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