A complete eyesore! (1 Viewer)

[chaser]

Is it just him, though, could be local conditions, cant you just put it behind a pigshed.
We have four behind our sheds but id like to bet the council would soon be on me if we had one on the front.

 

[BONZO]

I don't think it's about the van any more . It's more about the arshol u work for it will not be the same any more u have to fined a nice place to. Rent and then tell that fu*****g arshol that u no longer need his job . It's time to move on mate . John . good house hunting ps ....DONT TAKE. NO SHIT .

 

[Fletton]

Just pop a camo cover over it
He'll not see it then

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[rangi]

with no tenancy agreement he cannot legally give you notice. likewise he cannot sack you because of the vehicle you drive. the law is on your side not his

He can make your life a bloody misery tho, until you leave of your own accord

 

[pigginchilli]

Thanks for all your replies, I did say I was getting a motorhome to him months ago, so did not expect this, all quiet here now as iam needed for harvest and drilling, it will all kick off again after that, On the hunt for another job and storage or selling of my motorbikes, my wifes folks live in east Yorkshire so with 30 years experience of what I do, and keeping it behind pig sheds which has been suggested! it would be wrecked in weeks, Priced up storage not cheap but probs best bet till we move.

 

[Charlie]

Thanks for all your replies, I did say I was getting a motorhome to him months ago, so did not expect this, all quiet here now as iam needed for harvest and drilling, it will all kick off again after that, On the hunt for another job and storage or selling of my motorbikes, my wifes folks live in east Yorkshire so with 30 years experience of what I do, and keeping it behind pig sheds which has been suggested! it would be wrecked in weeks, Priced up storage not cheap but probs best bet till we move.

Good luck with it mate. If you lived near us you could billet you MH with us till you get it sorted. Sadly things are never that simple..

Your boss is an idiot but what goes around and all that.....

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[Derbyshire wanderer]

As you have been there 11 years, there can not be any complaints about your work. As said above, find another job then book your holiday with the knob you work for then put in your notice so you can leave straight away.
I suspect that in your line of work, owning the MH makes him realise you can't be on call all hours hence the grief.
Don't forget to doff your cap to him when you tell him what a great employer he is (not).

 

[rb62]

This might come in handy, having worked on farms most of my working life I know what a***holes farmers can be.
Tied houses and all that!

https://www.gov.uk/agricultural-workers-rights/agricultural-tenancies

 

[GeebeeJaybee]

Usually the only person who can stipulate ie put a covenant on the parking of vehicles at a property, is the builder. Does the builder of your property own the house/Estate/Development ? Builders usually do this so that parking of this type of vehicles does not put off any potential buyers.

This is not strictly correct. It wouldn't ususally be the builder or developer stipulating this - it will be a condition of the planning application. Although probably not in this case - a lot of planning applications for developments forbid the storage of caravans or motorhomes on drives etc. The builders merely have to pass this requirement on via the deeds. Developers in general just want to sell houses - less restrictions the better for them.

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