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Hello ChurchillOriginally posted by saurabh1 View PostHi, I wish to work from home whilst coronavirus is a threat, however my customer says this is not possible as there is no remote access to secure network.
I have said that I can work in other activities eg documentation, familiarisation with system, online training to improve my skills etc, but customer says no I must be on site?
This is not fair, other employees working on non secure area are free to work from home? Is this discrimination and would I have a case for grievance procedure?
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It's more likely to be you posting that clueless tulipe.Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostHello Churchill
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Strikes me that for decades there has always been talk of much of the office based workforce working from home as technology improves etc etc but it has never really taken off. Perhaps culture will change and this may kick start with coronavirus?Comment
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They say that with every tube strike. Overall office is far more productive for the team(not necessarily the case for individuals).Originally posted by royal5677 View PostStrikes me that for decades there has always been talk of much of the office based workforce working from home as technology improves etc etc but it has never really taken off. Perhaps culture will change and this may kick start with coronavirus?Comment
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I'm the only Software Engineer based out of the Bolton office and I only go into the office to use their power, network facilities, tea and coffee etc.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThey say that with every tube strike. Overall office is far more productive for the team(not necessarily the case for individuals).
If they throw me a couple of grand after tax I'll gladly work from home sat in me vest and undies!Comment
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So they call you in to make the tea and while doing so, you're quickly browsing the porntubes....Doesn't surprise meOriginally posted by Zigenare View PostI'm the only Software Engineer based out of the Bolton office and I only go into the office to use their power, network facilities, tea and coffee etc.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Jealous ******.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostSo they call you in to make the tea and while doing so, you're quickly browsing the porntubes....Doesn't surprise me
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We sure this isnt a troll? Seriously moaning because the permies get something hes not. He even admits he can't access the secure area from home that the permies aint working on.
Jeez. Heard it all now.
Its a hard life. Sometimes permie team leaders are like this. Mine is - he got this idea in his head that permies could work from home but me, as a contractor could not. Its bollacks really but, at the end of the day when I signed up WFH was never on the table so I can't "expect it". Do I moan about? Of course I do. Do they get favours from me any more - do they ****... But end of the day, its easy public sector gig and rate is decent.
I'll just hang on until this guy gets promoted and an easy gig may turn into a piss easy gig if next team leader allows it ;-)
Point being OP - suck it up or leave.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Christ on a bike man. Check which forum you're in before you burn half your IQ.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostWe sure this isnt a troll? Seriously moaning because the permies get something hes not. He even admits he can't access the secure area from home that the permies aint working on.
Jeez. Heard it all now.
Its a hard life. Sometimes permie team leaders are like this. Mine is - he got this idea in his head that permies could work from home but me, as a contractor could not. Its bollacks really but, at the end of the day when I signed up WFH was never on the table so I can't "expect it". Do I moan about? Of course I do. Do they get favours from me any more - do they ****... But end of the day, its easy public sector gig and rate is decent.
I'll just hang on until this guy gets promoted and an easy gig may turn into a piss easy gig if next team leader allows it ;-)
Point being OP - suck it up or leave.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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