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BlueHammer85 said:
We’ve all been summoned back to the office after working perfectly fine from home for 16 months - they say they will review it end of year but I don’t believe them.
Gutted as it’s actually easier for my job , I’m more productive.
now got to pay extortionate train fares, hardly see my kid and wife and sit in a office all day when I could be happier at home.
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I agree. I live near to my place of work. So much more productive because I am not constantly interrupted face to face. Emails can be put on hold if I am busy. So much more stressed in the office.
 
Boris Tells Lies.

Simple and effective election slogan. Can be changed to Tories tell lies if they oust him before then.
 
Save us @smudgedj you’re our only hope.

Headline should be ‘Brazil Nut Saves Christmas!’

‘Bolsonaro says UK's Johnson sought 'emergency' food deal with Brazil’ @Reuters
 
bluethrunthru said:
its funny because the feedback I got when I was working from home was that productivity was not negatively impacted. This dinosaur values presentism over productivity because he likes to see people at work. You could argue that if his business employs people who cannot be trusted to do the work then its his recruitment team that are the issue.

www.bbc.co.uk

Working from home: Staff abuse it, says City boss

Staff should not have the right to ask for flexible working from day one of new job, an employer says.
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He employs 20 people, they might as well have asked the lady who runs the bakery for all the relevance to the city it has.

The workplace is in a transition phase, for years employers have held the balance of power and suppressed wages, now it’s the employees and some companies are struggling to come to terms with it - wages need to go up and conditions improve dramatically. Our annual staff satisfaction survey was through the roof, folk are loving this new work/life balance - and companies benefit from that as a happy workforce is a productive workforce.
 
bluethrunthru said:
ha ha ha ha Rayner still savaging Raab

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watching her at PMQs on wednesday was riveting, i know she's got her knockers, quite literaly, i couldn't take my eyes off em, reminded me of a young Elsie Tanner facing down her nemesis on the cobbles, Ena Sharples, all that was missing was a low cut blouse and a fag hanging out of the corner of her mouth.
Fantastic stuff, all we need now is Dorris in an hairnet playing the role of Ena and Norris Cole in the speakers chair and the BBC have got a sure fire ratings winner every wednesday at 12pm.
Love watching Elsie, i mean Angela, she needs to launch a serious challenge for the leadership of the party
 
kaz7 said:
What a great job they are doing with immigration, driver shortages, brexit and covid oh and the yank trade deal, randoms off the street could do better
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And the sad thing is there going to romp home in the next General Election while the likes of Diane Abbott scratch there heads and wonder why, The country has become a sad mess,when this Covid stuff is over i'm seriously looking at selling my home and getting out of the place, i cant stand this country anymore along with those that atempt to run it
 
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