Joined: Nov 23 2009 Posts: 12749 Location: The Hamptons of East Yorkshire
Sal Paradise wrote:No its not - the message was pretty simple - if you can work from home you should do so - we are closing down non essential retail/leisure activities to stop groups mixing other than that go to work. No ban on travelling to work.
You have been listening to Piers Morgan's clap trap.
I've just come off a job of 300 contractors. 30 bodies crammed in a small canteen room in some cases. The job is continuing unabated. Is that acceptable to you?
Joined: Feb 27 2002 Posts: 18060 Location: On the road
WIZEB wrote:I've just come off a job of 300 contractors. 30 bodies crammed in a small canteen room in some cases. The job is continuing unabated. Is that acceptable to you?
No but could the job be made safer - i.e. more portakabins for breaks etc. if so crack on
Your job is to say to yourself on a job interview does the hiring manager likes me or not. If you aren't a particular manager's cup of tea, you haven't failed -- you've dodged a bullet.
Joined: Nov 23 2009 Posts: 12749 Location: The Hamptons of East Yorkshire
Sal Paradise wrote:No but could the job be made safer - i.e. more portakabins for breaks etc. if so crack on
It could but it hadn't happened up to 2 hours ago. At least Sturgeon has been definitive as opposed to the wetness of Hancock and the other limp cabinet colleagues they keep wheeling out.
And if one of the people who is 'cracking on' directly or indirectly infects someone you love, that's still ok?
The Govt have utterly bodged their attempt at lockdown - and it was done 2 weeks too late and in a half-ar5ed way - such that we are now being criticised the world over, and contributing to Europe being the epicentre of infection; whilst China, Korea and other countries who got ahead of it much sooner, are coming out the other side.
WIZEB wrote:I've just come off a job of 300 contractors. 30 bodies crammed in a small canteen room in some cases. The job is continuing unabated. Is that acceptable to you?
So you are just as bad as the 300 then by this post?
Irony is represented below.
JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:He is not telling the truth. He is talking paranoid rubbish.
Joined: Aug 09 2011 Posts: 1906 Location: Deepest North Yorkshire Woodland
Sal Paradise wrote:No but could the job be made safer - i.e. more portakabins for breaks etc. if so crack on
Correct, i am a mechanical and electrical subcontractor mainly in construction. We have 2 main contracts , my bloke are on lockdown on one site. The management at that site have made no attempt to address the situation. I believe they are using this situation to hide the fact that they are way behind programme ,and have no chance of meeting the handover date. The other site we are on the site manager has instructed staff to have lunch and tea break onsite as opposed to the canteen. It’s a 9 storey apartment block. He has limited the amount of people working on each floor, making sure ample space between them. I have made it clear to my blokes if they feel it’s not safe come away. They are pleased with everything that’s going on at that site, so to close that down would be a mistake.
Joined: May 25 2006 Posts: 8893 Location: Garth's Darkplace.
Ovavoo wrote:Johnson has got to get a grip. Either we test everyone or, we lockdown completely and this government pay out on their promise to meet 80% of wages.
At the moment, it looking like the government are just trying to wing it.
We will test everyone when we have a test that's better than the one now. That process is likely to go for years to determine the effectiveness of any vaccine we develop. I know of at least on site that's being considered for this.
"Well, I think in Rugby League if you head butt someone there's normally some repercusions"
And it would all be SO much better under Cringebin, he would have used a few loaves and some aloe vera and created a vaccine by combining them with the sweat, blood and tears of former miners...
some people need to have a serious word with themselves politicising this situation.
Joined: May 25 2006 Posts: 8893 Location: Garth's Darkplace.
IR80 wrote:And it would all be SO much better under Cringebin, he would have used a few loaves and some aloe vera and created a vaccine by combining them with the sweat of the former miners...
some people need to have a serious word with themselves politicising this situation.
It is literally a political situation.
"Well, I think in Rugby League if you head butt someone there's normally some repercusions"
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