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Same here, mostly. Especially with sports stuff. I will have a look around for some decent articles on health, fitness, and other news but mostly just get it from here.
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COVID-19 — Coronavirus
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kaz7
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Public sector workers are saving our lives you plankMad how these teachers don't want to go back to work but are happy for the shelf stackers in Tesco working.
It's alright for public sector workers wanting to stay in lockdown, they still get paid, unlike the private sector.
quiet_riot
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Find it staggering that some teachers are moaning. Really wonder whether some of them want to work at all.
They get more time off than most people yet they still are not happy.
I asked 1 the other day that I know and they said they didnt want to go back and are halt to stay at home watching tv all day.
Coronavirus isn't prevalent in children so what's their issue?
Get back to work like the rest of us.
What a **** you are.
BlueHammer85
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My wife is one month away from her due date.
The head teacher has emailed her saying she needs a medical note If she does not want to return from June.
Much unneeded stress.
The head teacher has emailed her saying she needs a medical note If she does not want to return from June.
Much unneeded stress.
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What a **** you are.
That made me chuckle
inchy14
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Not needed mate at all.My wife is one month away from her due date.
The head teacher has emailed her saying she needs a medical note If she does not want to return from June.
Much unneeded stress.
I’d expect your GP would sign her off though surely at such a late stage?
BlueHammer85
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Not needed mate at all.
I’d expect your GP would sign her off though surely at such a late stage?
yeh I think so, she has bad sciatica aswell.
School has loads of teachers currently working with few children. And the headteacher is trying to make my Mrs come in a month before due date.
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Shouldn't be an issue, as she'd only be two weeks shy, by that point.My wife is one month away from her due date.
The head teacher has emailed her saying she needs a medical note If she does not want to return from June.
Much unneeded stress.
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She’ll get that note, no problem. I think that’s just an admin exercise that must be done. Don’t worry about it.My wife is one month away from her due date.
The head teacher has emailed her saying she needs a medical note If she does not want to return from June.
Much unneeded stress.
I’d even ring the Doctor and see if it can be done over the phone so she doesn’t have to go into the surgery. Worth a go?
quiet_riot
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My wife is one month away from her due date.
The head teacher has emailed her saying she needs a medical note If she does not want to return from June.
Much unneeded stress.
Sorry to hear that mate. Some heads are great, others not so - much like any other boss.
Hope you get it sorted, there's no way she should be expected to go in.
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