The hospital I worked in in Coventry started charging in 1991, my wife pays £24 a month, pro-rata reduced as she works 3 days a week.Thats for a car park 15 minutes walk from the hospital, ( from The Olympia to Prescot st.).All staff have to pay as far as I know.
al the best mate, stay strong
If sawdust doesn’t work try Bleach
Pete I’m sure you are aware that it will only be prisoners who pose no risk to the public who will be released
Got care workers going into very poorly peoples home to do intimate care who were given single use masks 2 weeks ago tomorrow, they are still using the same ones... We about to have a lesson on how social care is managed and funded, but hey we've got more money in our pockets...Johnson made a great song and dance about 'how we'll protect care workers'. No sooner had that lie spewed from his mouth, this..
Amelia Hill
A care home in Hove where around three-quarters of the residents are suffering symptoms of Covid-19 has been refused protective equipment by the government.
After the local MP intervened, the prime minister apparently promised that protective equipment for all care home staff will be distributed by tomorrow. Peter Kyle, the MP for Hove, has said he will “be watching the situation and ensure this materialises”.
About three-quarters of residents and seven members of staff at Oaklands Nursing Home, in Hove, Brighton, are reportedly displaying symptoms of Covid-19 with one resident testing positive yesterday.
But despite the symptoms first appearing 15 days ago, the government has so far failed to issue the home the proper protective equipment it has asked for.
The local newspaper, the Argus, reported that three residents were tested on Saturday. One person tested positive and another person tested negative. The last result has yet to be returned.
Kyle, Labour MP for Hove, told the local paper, the Argus:
The local newspaper, the Argus, reported that three residents were tested on Saturday. One person tested positive and another person tested negative. The last result has yet to be returned.
Ireland getting 225 m euro worth this weekend
Long leased off or sold to private companies to manage, but yes in most cases. Same for local authority care workers, even if you are regarded as an essential car user... £378 per year for me, local authority essential car user... But we've got more money in our pockets, than ever before...
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So does mine
She should get tax relief on that £130, it can be backdated a few years if she hasn’t claimed it.
n Ireland nearly 25% of those who have tested positive are healthcare workers
Haven’t seen a breakdown of age ranges for either UK or Germany so could well make a difference on the margins - SKorea’s rate was likely reduced by iirc ~60% cases being in a mega church that had a lot of young women attendees.
