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It's more pity, I guess.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostWhy are you sorry? Nobody else is.Comment
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In seriousness I anticipate a bunch of disputes over this - employees being sacked for refusing to come into the office, cases to determine if they actually needed to be in to work or not. I would say particularly for those in unions, but I'd imagine as a generalisation union workers have jobs which can't be done from home (not all obviously but alarge proprtion).Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAs permie I have to suck it up b1tch!
On the one hand employers might struggle in the current climate getting bolshy over this. On the other, firing someone saves on redundancy and furlough assistance so companies might be keen to find ways to dismiss staff.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostSurely you're thinking about Boris Johnson:
Boris Johnson’s record of bigotry, antisemitism and far-right politics must not be forgotten | Letters | Politics | The GuardianGood news for the LibDems, presumably that's another 4 votes for them.We call on allies of the Jewish community to reject hate and vote the Tories out.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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This /\Originally 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.
I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostSurely you're thinking about Boris Johnson:
Boris Johnson’s record of bigotry, antisemitism and far-right politics must not be forgotten | Letters | Politics | The Guardian
I wonder how much they will get for him down the Slave Market?Comment
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The Guardian Jobs site?Originally posted by vetran View PostI wonder how much they will get for him down the Slave Market?Comment
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Absolutely, our company won't be expecting people back at work until Covid has disappeared. As one manager pointed out getting people back in the office means if there's an outbreak you lose a whole team for several weeks. This is not good for business. He also pointed out that lost days because of sickness is down significantly.Originally 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.I'm alright JackComment
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nah that is if you want to be a well paid public servant not restrained by chains in Manchester!Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThe Guardian Jobs site?
too subtle?Comment
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