Work in uniform?

[Just Sean]

work in uniform, have to pay to launder it?

http://www.uniformtaxrebate.co.uk/

Please also sign this petition so our troops can claim too

https://submissions.epetitions.direct.go...ions/38463

[Niall]

There was me hoping you had a thing for guys in uniform

Tbh its not worth it. I just claim mine through work as its something they offer but if you do it via a tax rebate, its such a pain its just not worth it.

[Just Sean]

Still ~£30 a year... i did a quick quote for a pcso thats served for a year and the rebate was 28 quid...

[puglove]

I get £120 a year and a rebait of £480 when i done mine

[Niall]

Yeah i get £50 a year and apparently thats inline with the amount that you can claim back from HMRC!

[Just Sean]

Well, your the 1/3 of people who already get it back!

[cully]

ha ha
i work in uniform
i work in a hospital laundry

[Niall]

ha ha
i work in uniform
i work in a hospital laundry

I thought you was just a general NHS bitch to repair anything?

[cully]

based in the laundry dept nial but i can go everywhere if needed

[C.A.R.]

Every week I have to give my shirt and trousers to the maid who does my washing for me. Why is it different if you wear a uniform?

I have PPE. I might write a letter asking for someone to come and polish my helmet.

[Jonny b]

The maid cleans my shit!!

[Niall]

Every week I have to give my shirt and trousers to the maid who does my washing for me. Why is it different if you wear a uniform?

I have PPE. I might write a letter asking for someone to come and polish my helmet.

if you wear a uniform, you are obviously cleaning it for your company (although you just would anyway because no one wants to be a smelly dirty bastard) and using your water and energy.

[puglove]

Trades men should get between £80 & 120 Niall, I no your just a dosser but they do class you as a trades man

[Niall]

Yeah but i can also claim from HMRC as well. That £50 is out of works own pocket that they pay us.

[Dum-Dum]

I claim already, worth f*ck all really though.