Blueclouds
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We cant stay in lockdown for ever. Hopefully we are now in a position to contain and manage it when its increased. People need to get back.to work and hopefully the vulnerable stay under strick self isolation
Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!
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gonetomorrow
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People would be well advised to listen to Nicola Sturgeon at this time as the UK government doesn't seem to have a handle on all this.
I'm no Scot Nat but she comes across as giving it to us straight - whether we like it or not.
I'm no Scot Nat but she comes across as giving it to us straight - whether we like it or not.
davek
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That would be nice. We can all hold up LED bike lights in solidarity. The atmosphere will be brilliant.
Ah so not purely based on R. Missed that thanks. Still not sure we would move to the next level with R increasing mind.
davek
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That Krankie up there is showing the butcher how to lead properly.
Good. You will not clog the road at 10mph. Give V signs to motorists who pay for the thing or jump red lights, dress like a freak and yet feel as worthy as lesbian vegan in Hebden Bridge.I can't cycle, job to walk .....
Brazil are on a horrific trajectory right now, I know quite a lot of Brazilians (and literally not a single Bolasanaro supporter) and they arevery fearful for the outcome of COVID 19 there
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Xi wanted to sweep this under the rug, which shows the Chinese State at some level, whether intentionally or due to negligence is responsible for the spreading of the virus. The CCP will try everything to thwart the investigations because if it’s proven they have responsibility, the entire world can demand huge monetary compensation for the inflicted damage.
Disgruntledgoat
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Ah the social fabric of the uk.
How is it this isn't an issue anywhere else in Europe?
Roger Milla
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Chat to a motorist in Amsterdam
If you were actually modest you wouldn’t have said that.
Somebody who is truly modest also doesn’t denigrate others for their apparent lack of contribution.
Why is there so much fuss?
We have a general plan/idea of when stuff might open again - but obviously a lot will have to go right for those dates to be met. That is a positive at least.
People have been asking for a 'roadmap' out of this. The same people are now moaning about having one.
People moaning about having to go to work. That's kind of the issue. The government can't afford to keep everyone furloughed in areas that frankly don't need to be furloughing staff - and a lot of companies will have used this as an excuse (wrongly) to do just that. Nobody is advocating people in areas like hospitality etc going back to work - they can't do. They have to be supported. But an estate agent my cousin works for as an admin assistant furloughing her isn't really what this was for. She could still do her work from home, but they decided to furlough and take advantage of the scheme. That shouldn't happen unless it is necessary surely?
Those people may well be able to work from home in which case the EMPLOYER should be allowing them to do so.
There aren't many office jobs which can't be done from home and the majority I'm sure will continue to be worked remotely.
It seems pretty clear to me what the steps are?
Seven weeks of lockdown and now we're in the back half of at least having an idea of how we get out of it. If not, then what do we do?
Also, by my reckoning, most construction (on-site) has been ongoing for the last few weeks. The amount of roadworks done around my place in the last month is staggering - suppose it's been the best time to do it, mind.
We have a general plan/idea of when stuff might open again - but obviously a lot will have to go right for those dates to be met. That is a positive at least.
People have been asking for a 'roadmap' out of this. The same people are now moaning about having one.
People moaning about having to go to work. That's kind of the issue. The government can't afford to keep everyone furloughed in areas that frankly don't need to be furloughing staff - and a lot of companies will have used this as an excuse (wrongly) to do just that. Nobody is advocating people in areas like hospitality etc going back to work - they can't do. They have to be supported. But an estate agent my cousin works for as an admin assistant furloughing her isn't really what this was for. She could still do her work from home, but they decided to furlough and take advantage of the scheme. That shouldn't happen unless it is necessary surely?
Those people may well be able to work from home in which case the EMPLOYER should be allowing them to do so.
There aren't many office jobs which can't be done from home and the majority I'm sure will continue to be worked remotely.
It seems pretty clear to me what the steps are?
Seven weeks of lockdown and now we're in the back half of at least having an idea of how we get out of it. If not, then what do we do?
Also, by my reckoning, most construction (on-site) has been ongoing for the last few weeks. The amount of roadworks done around my place in the last month is staggering - suppose it's been the best time to do it, mind.
Toast
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Every man for himself is how this has been from the start.
Even down to bog rolls.
You are spot on.
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