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Good luck with the result Ldr. Still waiting for my son's so that's both kids off school tomorrow and my wife not able to go to work. Going to be fun me working from home...
As it happens, we've just got my kid's result and it's -ve so back to (new) normal tomorrow. And a big relief.
Fully agree BFYP. Personally I've had 4 days in my office in 7 months, but I was getting used to being able to work in a quiet home. As it happens, we've just got my kid's result and it's -ve so back to (new) normal tomorrow. And a big relief.
Only issue I have with the whole experience is that it's a hell of a test to try to administer to a 12 year old in a car. I'm not at all convinced that I properly swabbed his tonsils because I just couldn't see properly. And I assume "negative" means "no virus on the swab" not "definitely no virus in your system".Having that experience, I'd be absolutely amazed if there were not a hell of a lot of false negatives in people who carry out the test themselves or apply it to a kid. That never gets raised by the "false positive" obsessives.
I've been working as normal since early May. Many of the staff here are under 30 and don't care. They totally ignore all social distancing and don't wear masks at all. One of them openly admitted he has not stuck to any restrictions at all because he doesn't give a F because he'll be ok. He even carried on as normal out and about when he returned from Spain and was supposed to be self isolating. The company has done the bare minimum other than stick up a load of signs to tick all the right boxes. This is why i'm hacked off with missing the football because I have no choice but to be at risk for five days a week.
Quote from: Axholme Lion on October 12, 2020, 04:11:05 pmI've been working as normal since early May. Many of the staff here are under 30 and don't care. They totally ignore all social distancing and don't wear masks at all. One of them openly admitted he has not stuck to any restrictions at all because he doesn't give a F because he'll be ok. He even carried on as normal out and about when he returned from Spain and was supposed to be self isolating. The company has done the bare minimum other than stick up a load of signs to tick all the right boxes. This is why i'm hacked off with missing the football because I have no choice but to be at risk for five days a week. That's one reason why we used to have Unions...
Quote from: Axholme Lion on October 12, 2020, 04:11:05 pmI've been working as normal since early May. Many of the staff here are under 30 and don't care. They totally ignore all social distancing and don't wear masks at all. One of them openly admitted he has not stuck to any restrictions at all because he doesn't give a F because he'll be ok. He even carried on as normal out and about when he returned from Spain and was supposed to be self isolating. The company has done the bare minimum other than stick up a load of signs to tick all the right boxes. This is why i'm hacked off with missing the football because I have no choice but to be at risk for five days a week. They don’t care.? Why don’t they care.?I think that “all right jack” attitude is really selfish and endemic across the country and is a big problem for our society, and why we end up with tits like Johnson and co in charge..So your workplace is a dreadful example of how to deal with the pandemic and all you can worry about is whether you can go to the football.!
Two wrongs don’t make a right however..Just because those selfish people are non compliant doesn’t justify others bending the rules, does it.?I can understand your frustrations of course...