robbiekeane
Well-Known Member
Who on earth would have a “lockdown agenda” don’t be so ridiculous. No one prefers this to normal life obviously
Who on earth would have a “lockdown agenda” don’t be so ridiculous. No one prefers this to normal life obviouslySome people have their lockdown agenda
Who on earth would have a “lockdown agenda” don’t be so ridiculous. No one prefers this to normal life obviously
Sorry just to be clear - you think that people prefer lockdown to normal lifeNo one is straight forward going to admit it are they? Just go on the covid thread and look at some of the nonsense posted.
Sure there's people that like working from home and don't think they'll get that option when 'normal' returns, although no reason they shouldn't be allowed to at least split time between home and the office. Apart from that struggling to think of anything that could be seen as a positive that would mean people prefer being in lockdown.Sorry just to be clear - you think that people prefer lockdown to normal life
I would be one of those people who prefer the remote working and location flexibility mate. But definitely wouldn’t want lockdown to continue and this dire situation carrying on!Sure there's people that like working from home and don't think they'll get that option when 'normal' returns, although no reason they shouldn't be allowed to at least split time between home and the office. Apart from that struggling to think of anything that could be seen as a positive that would mean people prefer being in lockdown.
That will be the one thing that will continue post-pandemic.Sure there's people that like working from home and don't think they'll get that option when 'normal' returns, although no reason they shouldn't be allowed to at least split time between home and the office. Apart from that struggling to think of anything that could be seen as a positive that would mean people prefer being in lockdown.
Sorry just to be clear - you think that people prefer lockdown to normal life
Either really stupid or on the wind up about something you really shouldn’t wind people up aboutBloke is clueless. I’m not sure if he’s a wind up account or not.
Sorry just to be clear - you think that people prefer lockdown to normal life
Bloke is clueless. I’m not sure if he’s a wind up account or not.
Either really stupid or on the wind up about something you really shouldn’t wind people up about
Honestly mate I think you might need some help.You must be extremely naïve if you think there aren't people who push further lockdown agenda's for various reasons, under the cover of 'yeah but you'll kill granny' or such other hard-to-argue-against rhetoric.
Whether that is because they are scared, or because they don't have lives of their own and like pulling others down to their level, or perhaps having been shut up for a while has sent them delirious, I'm not entirely sure. Those people exist though, and it wouldn't surprise me if come June they will spark up again, pushing for the goalposts to be moved once more.
No. To suggest that there are people who actually want to continue unnecessary lockdowns because they prefer it to normality is delusional.Ah, that's a new one. It is now taboo to discuss lockdowns and policy, so long as it doesn't match up with what your opinion is?
You must be extremely naïve if you think there aren't people who push further lockdown agenda's for various reasons, under the cover of 'yeah but you'll kill granny' or such other hard-to-argue-against rhetoric.
Whether that is because they are scared, or because they don't have lives of their own and like pulling others down to their level, or perhaps having been shut up for a while has sent them delirious, I'm not entirely sure. Those people exist though, and it wouldn't surprise me if come June they will spark up again, pushing for the goalposts to be moved once more.
Honestly mate I think you might need some help.
Get over yourself.
You must be extremely naïve if you think there aren't people who push further lockdown agenda's for various reasons, under the cover of 'yeah but you'll kill granny' or such other hard-to-argue-against rhetoric.
Whether that is because they are scared, or because they don't have lives of their own and like pulling others down to their level, or perhaps having been shut up for a while has sent them delirious, I'm not entirely sure. Those people exist though, and it wouldn't surprise me if come June they will spark up again, pushing for the goalposts to be moved once more.
The irony
That will be the one thing that will continue post-pandemic.
The nation has proven WFH is effective. It's not for everybody but I think a lot of people will enjoy the flexibility of 1 or 2 days in the office and the rest at home.
I agree in London but for most other parts of the UK I'm not so sure.I hope so but I reckon there'll be a big push by govt to encourage office working. Not because it's the sensible thing to do but because their mates and donors are heavily invested in the property market. Or expect a massive 'incentive scheme' to convert or change them to accommodation space.
I hope so but I reckon there'll be a big push by govt to encourage office working. Not because it's the sensible thing to do but because their mates and donors are heavily invested in the property market. Or expect a massive 'incentive scheme' to convert or change them to accommodation space.
I hope so but I reckon there'll be a big push by govt to encourage office working. Not because it's the sensible thing to do but because their mates and donors are heavily invested in the property market. Or expect a massive 'incentive scheme' to convert or change them to accommodation space.
Seem to recall Boris was encouraging people to get back to work if they can after the first lockdown?I hope so but I reckon there'll be a big push by govt to encourage office working. Not because it's the sensible thing to do but because their mates and donors are heavily invested in the property market. Or expect a massive 'incentive scheme' to convert or change them to accommodation space.
Other than lifestyle, economic (personal, business), environmental good to go.Seem to recall Boris was encouraging people to get back to work if they can after the first lockdown?
He also said something about by this autumn, everyone would have been offered the vaccine - I assume this means all ages. Once we're at this stage and everyone who wants a jab has been jabbed, I don't think anything more can be done so it should be back to business as usual.
Seem to recall Boris was encouraging people to get back to work if they can after the first lockdown?
He also said something about by this autumn, everyone would have been offered the vaccine - I assume this means all ages. Once we're at this stage and everyone who wants a jab has been jabbed, I don't think anything more can be done so it should be back to business as usual.
I hope so but I reckon there'll be a big push by govt to encourage office working. Not because it's the sensible thing to do but because their mates and donors are heavily invested in the property market. Or expect a massive 'incentive scheme' to convert or change them to accommodation space.
Designated home worker now as a redundancy avoidance measureCOVID-19: Chancellor urges firms to reopen their offices once lockdown ends
The chancellor says that working in the same place helps younger employees learn and allows for mentoring an spontaneity.news.sky.com
Rishi already began beating the back to work drum.
yes me too, local offices closed down. so home worker nowDesignated home worker now as a redundancy avoidance measure
COU from office to residential is pretty straight forward. Well just get loads of shit flats.
Utter nonsense
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