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BoZo does it again
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It's true.Originally posted by woohoo View PostI was under the impression that Poverty was being "cured" with huge strides made in the last 100 years.
I mean do you have an outside khazi and 1 bath a week?Comment
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Of course they are contradictory:Originally posted by ladymuck View PostThe two messages aren't necessarily contradictory.
Go back to work - if you're furloughed, your employer should be thinking about getting you off that and back onto the payroll.
Work from home wherever possible - common sense for the majority of desk jobs.
Sounds like someone's just looking to be offended.
‘go back to work if you can.’
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'everyone should work from home, unless they cannot work from home.'
What are people meant to do with that info if they can work at a home and can go to work. Or do you think that those two conditions are mutually exclusive?Comment
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I read back to work as coming off furlough rather than back to the office.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostOf course they are contradictory:
‘go back to work if you can.’
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'everyone should work from home, unless they cannot work from home.'
What are people meant to do with that info if they can work at a home and can go to work. Or do you think that those two conditions are mutually exclusive?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Same here.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI read back to work as coming off furlough rather than back to the office.
Not sure why going back to work HAS to be physically in an office as the foamy mouthed are assuming.Comment
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Have another go.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI read back to work as coming off furlough rather than back to the office.
“I think everybody has sort of taken the ‘stay at home if you can’ – I think we should now say, well, ‘go back to work if you can.’Comment
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It has to be (according to Boris) because without office workers a lot of nearby businesses will fold as they lost office tradeOriginally posted by ladymuck View PostSame here.
Not sure why going back to work HAS to be physically in an office as the foamy mouthed are assuming.Comment
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Yes, if your employer can accommodate you doing work because they have some for you to do then you should do it.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHave another go.
“I think everybody has sort of taken the ‘stay at home if you can’ – I think we should now say, well, ‘go back to work if you can.’
That statement does not say WHERE the work has to be done.Comment
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Christ you lot are slow. Natural selection will just have to take its course.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostYes, if your employer can accommodate you doing work because they have some for you to do then you should do it.
That statement does not say WHERE the work has to be done.Comment
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I blame coffeeOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostChrist you lot are slow. Natural selection will just have to take its course.Comment
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