hill83
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OMG U R LOVING THIS
I think this reopening will backfire to an extent, the pub experience just won't be the same for people and they'll go once and wait again. Meanwhile the pubs will find themselves struggling to get punters in yet paying staff etc. If there is another spike of infection that'll be catastrophic.
WOULD YOU RATHER LIVE IN ITALY?!I think this reopening will backfire to an extent, the pub experience just won't be the same for people and they'll go once and wait again. Meanwhile the pubs will find themselves struggling to get punters in yet paying staff etc. If there is another spike of infection that'll be catastrophic.
I think this reopening will backfire to an extent, the pub experience just won't be the same for people and they'll go once and wait again. Meanwhile the pubs will find themselves struggling to get punters in yet paying staff etc. If there is another spike of infection that'll be catastrophic.
Got myself in trouble at work.
I was forced to take two weeks of my holiday when I didn't want to. Went to Amsterdam last week and as a result am currently almost half way through my 14 day self-isolation.
Our office opens next week for skeleton staff (which I am not a part of). Previously I was informed as per my work from home contract that I could come to the office when I want to but need to book a hot desk. This was an audio conversation but equally there is an email which has my desk greyed out for social distancing.
Now my boss (different one) has told me he wants me in the office twice a week starting from next week. I said I would be happy to do that but from the week after due to self-isolation.
I now got a severe bollocking and have been told I should have booked an extra week off if I wanted to go away. I suspect he did it on purpose actually as he replied to me almost instantly and seems to be on a power trip at the moment.
It is going to director level next week, and surprise surprise my probation period is 'supposed' to end on Monday.
Any thoughts/ideas/advice?
Got myself in trouble at work.
I was forced to take two weeks of my holiday when I didn't want to. Went to Amsterdam last week and as a result am currently almost half way through my 14 day self-isolation.
Our office opens next week for skeleton staff (which I am not a part of). Previously I was informed as per my work from home contract that I could come to the office when I want to but need to book a hot desk. This was an audio conversation but equally there is an email which has my desk greyed out for social distancing.
Now my boss (different one) has told me he wants me in the office twice a week starting from next week. I said I would be happy to do that but from the week after due to self-isolation.
I now got a severe bollocking and have been told I should have booked an extra week off if I wanted to go away. I suspect he did it on purpose actually as he replied to me almost instantly and seems to be on a power trip at the moment.
It is going to director level next week, and surprise surprise my probation period is 'supposed' to end on Monday.
Any thoughts/ideas/advice?
Haha!!
Absolutely pissed myself at this haha.
Oh and now the government have stated that from tomorrow you can basically go on holiday anywhere again.
So if I had come back from Amsterdam tomorrow I could go straight to the pub, but because I came back last Sunday I have to sit at home for another week.
Yep, makes a lot of sense.
Haha what a legend
Absolutely pissed myself at this haha.
SkyBlueDom26 said:Poor boris! That’s why we all love him cause he’s a laugh
That's a bit more subtle, yeah. Good move to delete the previous effortHaha what a legend
Out Diane Abbotting Diane Abbott again.
Absolutely pissed myself at this haha.
I think you might be wrong about your isolation period.
Just heard Simon Calder on the radio and he seemed to suggest that your isolation period can end early if the country you've been to is having travel restrictions lifted within your isolation.period which I'm assuming Holland is
I thought from today we could go inside?Open the pubs and tell everyone you're not allowed to meet people inside. We're governed by idiots.
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Confuse everyone with mixed messages? Not this government surely.Open the pubs and tell everyone you're not allowed to meet people inside. We're governed by idiots.
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That's amazing if true. You seen it printed anywhere?
no, Simon Calder who's a travel journalist was interviewed, it was on in the back ground but I'm sure that's what he said but worth checking.
He also described the whole thing as a 'dogs dinner'!
It was on 5Live breakfast show, it may be available on their website or IPlayer.
That's amazing if true. You seen it printed anywhere?
That's exactly the same line being pushed here, divvy Dom repeats it on the regsSo much for Trump's 'it will just go away' plan.
They are fucking despicable
Jobs for the boys. All these Tory linked tax dodging off shore companies will do is purchase from already established manufacturers and then sell into the government with a nice mark up, they’re probably even competing with government departments to buy stock up from already established manufacturers pushing the price up. Would have been much better to give a larger number of smaller contracts to the U.K. companies who could have switched production to PPE paying tax on that income while protecting the U.K. jobs of U.K. taxpayers.
I mean, there are more clued up people than me on here who may be able to point out the legitimacy of this contract. I just don't get it though. How is this not front page news?
Would need to see the full OJEU notice but I've already told that Jolyom not to assume it was a competition, where it's a contract awarded without competition it'll say there has been only one tender. Needs to look at Section VI of the form.
I mean, there are more clued up people than me on here who may be able to point out the legitimacy of this contract. I just don't get it though. How is this not front page news?
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