The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Presumably he lives in Scotland, as that’s not the advice in England?Your employer is wrong then. See the NHS / Government advice I posted earlier.
Presumably he lives in Scotland, as that’s not the advice in England?Your employer is wrong then. See the NHS / Government advice I posted earlier.
On p3657 I said what my part of Spain have done in another person's reply to my post.Safety first? Don’t get in your car, you’ll never crash. Don’t drink booze, eat bad food or smoke and there’s a very good chance cancer won‘t get you.
As for lockdowns, we know that complete lockdown probably moves the peak of the virus further into the future. We also know they cause economic devastation which will only manifest itself in years of ill health to come. Now, if we were fighting a single disease with a huge mortality rate that, following lockdown would be over with, they might be a good idea, but only if that was the single Public Health issue we had to deal with.
That was government advice that I posted. Directly from the DfE. Maybe the left hand should introduce itself to the right hand.Your employer is wrong then. See the NHS / Government advice I posted earlier.
Good luck mate. Mine lasted about two weeks. Three nights of sweats and headaches then very tired for about eight days but now much better.Got me. Felt rough Sunday. PCR yesterday and just got the result this morning. Brilliant service has to be said.
Isolation now till next Wednesday, thank god City are away on Saturday!!
It's a fair point. There was quite a lot of "double bubble" in my area with some people collecting furlough while they did second jobs mostly driving, delivering, building, and farm work. Personally I had no problem with this because it keeps money circulating in the economy and a lot of these youngsters are paid pretty badly in the first place.Nobody chose to be on furlough, you sure on that. When I went away in the UK this year half the places couldn't fully open as they couldn't get staff, the reason everywhere was giving was that people were furloughed so didn't want to work. I know people that were furloughed and have had the time of their lives the past year. Granted there were a lot who would have been massively stressed will bills and family commitments, but to a lot it has been one long holiday. Why else would so many people be wishing further lockdowns.
Nobody chose to be on furlough, you sure on that. When I went away in the UK this year half the places couldn't fully open as they couldn't get staff, the reason everywhere was giving was that people were furloughed so didn't want to work. I know people that were furloughed and have had the time of their lives the past year. Granted there were a lot who would have been massively stressed will bills and family commitments, but to a lot it has been one long holiday. Why else would so many people be wishing further lockdowns.