Nelson Weekly Your Community Newspaper
Tuesday 30 October 2012
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Worker caught by GPS Matthew Backhouse
for 10 hours between 6am to 5pm, entitling him to overtime pay. But suspicions were raised when his supervisor noted he was difficult to get in touch with towards the end of the day. Manager Mike O’Donnell checked Stuart’s work truck GPS log, which recorded the time and address of every start and stop, the distance between stops, the idling time and the average speed of each journey. He found there was often a mismatch between the time of the truck’s last stop at Stuart’s house and the finish time on his
A street cleaner who filed false timesheets was caught out when the GPS on his truck revealed he was at home not work. The Employment Relations Authority has found Nelson City Council maintenance contractor Downer was justified in sacking Robert Stuart because he overstated his work hours. Stuart claimed one of the reasons he was at home when he should have been at work was because he was watching coverage of the Pike River Mine disaster, where a friend was involved. Stuart often filed daily job records which claimed he worked
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Crusaders and Tasman Makos player, Tom Marshall with “Hot Pink” team members Helene Boulton, Carol Parkinson, Marg Parfitt, Angela Cameron, Lee Wharehinga, Karen Russell, Paula Burke and Janet Growcott at the Boot Camp for Breast Cancer. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
Boot camp boosts fundraising total Nelson fundraisers were left tickled pink after the annual Boot Camp for Breast Cancer on Saturday.
The local charity event kicked off with Wairua Body Coaching owner Greg Witika leading the 100 strong group through an en-
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ergetic and fun 2 hour event that saw over $13,000 raised for the
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