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QI recently left one company which I had only been driving for for two weeks. I was starting work with another company immediately. I asked for my tachos back for the previous week and was told: "No". They also wanted the others and I could have photostats. Surely that is wrong? CS, Bristol A No, they are right. Article
14 (I) of the EC regulations 3821/85 clearly states that record sheets are "personal in character". Further (2) of Article 14 states that the "undertaking" (the operator/ employer) shall keep the record sheets in good order.
You should accept the photocopies and keep them for three weeks.