Posted by Flurette Farm on January 22, 2010 at 08:04:34 from (64.91.12.182):
I’ve hired a local man several times to do various jobs based on recommendations from my neighbors who use him. He is known for having good work ethics and is always on time. He is the kind of person you can give a job and you never have to go and look to see if he’s working or how the job will be done after you tell him what you need. He works by the hour and you furnish everything. When he’s done you ask him for his hours and he’s always honest about it. I normally give him a dollar or two above his quoted hourly rate depending on the job. The problem is my tools disappear (never to return) when he goes home. Not everything, just one or two each time. How do you guys deal with something like this? I’m not asking for advice from you guys that always want to shoot everybody and have never shot anyone but, from reasonable people who have been faced with similar circumstances. Thanks.
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