| Well that's cleared that up then. 19:14 - May 10 with 5005 views | Fixed_It |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:10 - May 10 with 451 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 19:48 - May 10 by Kieran_Knows |
That’s handy, I’ll go get a haircut tomorrow as my barber will be as he can’t work from home. Finally, 8 weeks since last my cut as well. |
His shop will be closed. |  |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:11 - May 10 with 442 views | footers |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:10 - May 10 by Marshalls_Mullet |
His shop will be closed. |
Small business owners love a knock on the backdoor. Not like many women I've met. |  |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:12 - May 10 with 448 views | Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:00 - May 10 by Pablokuqi |
Vague around schools. Reception, year 1 and year 6 1st June. Are the rest phased in between then and the end of the term? Are schools to maintain social distance? The reason for Year 6 is around transition. But the secondary schools will not be reopening until September except for exam Year 10 so none of that transition work won't take place. Indeed the secondary schools locally have said no transition work will take place and no teachers will visit the Year 6s. |
That bit had me rapt. I assume it will be a best case scenario that year 10's come in for June and staff deliver to small groups per classroom and schools will have to figure out some sort of exceptional cover system where non-specialists help deliver material or over see it? Only way I could see it working. |  |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:13 - May 10 with 440 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 19:37 - May 10 by Fixed_It |
Too soon to lift the lockdown. The numbers don't warrant it yet. We are being asked to 'be alert' when the danger is unseen. Different messages for different parts of the UK. Lack of detail. Lots of verbose vagueness. And that f'ing slogan! |
Lockdown hasn't been lifted. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:13 - May 10 with 443 views | r2d2 |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:07 - May 10 by Lord_Lucan |
If he is going to speak about this in more detail tomorrow in the house then he should have said work starts from Wednesday - which is what I thought he said but it doesn't seem he did now I've read the text - unless the text hasn't been transcribed correctly. |
He said work from Monday. Which is ridiculous without greater details on how thats going to actually pan out. So yes he should have said from Wednesday if he is going into details tomorrow. |  | | |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:14 - May 10 with 436 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 19:54 - May 10 by Herbivore |
Starmer was calling for a plan or strategy. I don't think that's what we got. |
Starmer is a no one.
bojo said he will set out more in parliament tomorrow.
If there was lots more detail, people would complain of being treated like children. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:14 - May 10 with 435 views | r2d2 |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:13 - May 10 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Lockdown hasn't been lifted. |
It pretty much has for the majority who have work to go out to. Not everyone can sit at home behind their computer. | | | |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:16 - May 10 with 422 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:14 - May 10 by r2d2 |
It pretty much has for the majority who have work to go out to. Not everyone can sit at home behind their computer. |
Not sure it's the majority really.
And shops, bars and schools are not open.
It's really not been lifted. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:16 - May 10 with 416 views | footers |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:14 - May 10 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Starmer is a no one.
bojo said he will set out more in parliament tomorrow.
If there was lots more detail, people would complain of being treated like children. |
Think you'll find Sir Keir Starmer is the leader of the opposition and former director of public prosecutions.
But Marshalls_Mullet on TWTD is clearly a someone, obviously. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:18 - May 10 with 414 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:16 - May 10 by footers |
Think you'll find Sir Keir Starmer is the leader of the opposition and former director of public prosecutions.
But Marshalls_Mullet on TWTD is clearly a someone, obviously. |
There has been no opposition for a good while now!!
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:19 - May 10 with 411 views | Fixed_It |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:12 - May 10 by Mullet |
That bit had me rapt. I assume it will be a best case scenario that year 10's come in for June and staff deliver to small groups per classroom and schools will have to figure out some sort of exceptional cover system where non-specialists help deliver material or over see it? Only way I could see it working. |
'Before the end of the summer term'. Not necessarily at the start of June. Yes - clearly social distancing will require non-specialists to deliver some content to split classes. But I'm sure the government will have thought of that... | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:20 - May 10 with 409 views | Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:14 - May 10 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Starmer is a no one.
bojo said he will set out more in parliament tomorrow.
If there was lots more detail, people would complain of being treated like children. |
Well it seems a no one and everyone has been tearing Boris' speech to shreds tonight, but it was the no one who did it superbly and calmly without exaggeration or nonsense.
Boris is going to find as that graph eventually moves downward, Starmer's pressure on him directly will go up I suspect. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:21 - May 10 with 403 views | r2d2 |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:16 - May 10 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Not sure it's the majority really.
And shops, bars and schools are not open.
It's really not been lifted. |
Its a blo0dy lot. Manufacturing, construction, loads of offices that cant work from home.. Its millions. The lockdown is over. People can be out all day from Wednesday. Thats not a lockdown. Its a recipe for disaster. | | | |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:21 - May 10 with 403 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:13 - May 10 by r2d2 |
He said work from Monday. Which is ridiculous without greater details on how thats going to actually pan out. So yes he should have said from Wednesday if he is going into details tomorrow. |
People won't be going to work until their employers have set out a way to do that in line with social distancing. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:22 - May 10 with 398 views | Fixed_It |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:16 - May 10 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Not sure it's the majority really.
And shops, bars and schools are not open.
It's really not been lifted. |
Well the lid has been raised and some people are escaping - probably in bigger numbers than anticipated. Too soon. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:23 - May 10 with 395 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:21 - May 10 by r2d2 |
Its a blo0dy lot. Manufacturing, construction, loads of offices that cant work from home.. Its millions. The lockdown is over. People can be out all day from Wednesday. Thats not a lockdown. Its a recipe for disaster. |
A lot or the majority? Make your mind up.
Social distancing will also reduce the numbers that can work from an office etc. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:24 - May 10 with 393 views | Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:19 - May 10 by Fixed_It |
'Before the end of the summer term'. Not necessarily at the start of June. Yes - clearly social distancing will require non-specialists to deliver some content to split classes. But I'm sure the government will have thought of that... |
I sense after the debacle that this year's qualifications are fast becoming they'll be keen to mitigate as much as possible for next summer. I wouldn't be surprised to see us end up with modified exams of some sort.
It is an admirable notion he's put forward, but it's up there with the "defeat this enemy" guff isn't it in terms of actually being fleshed and practicable right now. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:24 - May 10 with 390 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:22 - May 10 by Fixed_It |
Well the lid has been raised and some people are escaping - probably in bigger numbers than anticipated. Too soon. |
It may be too soon.
My point was that it's not necessarily the majority. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:24 - May 10 with 391 views | eireblue |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:07 - May 10 by Lord_Lucan |
If he is going to speak about this in more detail tomorrow in the house then he should have said work starts from Wednesday - which is what I thought he said but it doesn't seem he did now I've read the text - unless the text hasn't been transcribed correctly. |
A cynic might suggest Boris wanted to address the nation at time that maximises his viewing figures, rather than what would make logical sense. |  | | |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:25 - May 10 with 387 views | r2d2 |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:21 - May 10 by Marshalls_Mullet |
People won't be going to work until their employers have set out a way to do that in line with social distancing. |
Dont give me that. Ive been in factories delivering stuff amd into offices over the last 2 weeks and there are no social distancing measures whatsoever. Employers say the right things but expect you to get on with it. If you complain, no job, simples. | | | |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:26 - May 10 with 377 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:20 - May 10 by Mullet |
Well it seems a no one and everyone has been tearing Boris' speech to shreds tonight, but it was the no one who did it superbly and calmly without exaggeration or nonsense.
Boris is going to find as that graph eventually moves downward, Starmer's pressure on him directly will go up I suspect. |
Let's hope he can provide good opposition, and not just be a lobbyist like Corbyn was. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:28 - May 10 with 366 views | r2d2 |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:23 - May 10 by Marshalls_Mullet |
A lot or the majority? Make your mind up.
Social distancing will also reduce the numbers that can work from an office etc. |
A blo0dy lot, maybe a majority. Either way its a massive amount of people. Lucky for the ones who can sit at home behind their desks, whilst the rest are guinea pigs. | | | |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:29 - May 10 with 365 views | Dubtractor |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:05 - May 10 by vapour_trail |
A few things I’m going with
Only in the office if productivity can’t be maximised at home.
Lifts are for use for only those with mobility challenges, one at a time.
No passing on the stairs.
No more hotdesking, obvs.
Smaller meeting rooms and pods changed to singular use for confidential calls.
Spaced queues for the bogs.
Communal spaces closed.
Kitchens unavailable. |
Our office is going to be screwed without hot desking, so I suspect it will be WFH wherever possible for months and months now. |  |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:29 - May 10 with 378 views | Fixed_It |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:24 - May 10 by eireblue |
A cynic might suggest Boris wanted to address the nation at time that maximises his viewing figures, rather than what would make logical sense. |
A Thursday announcement for the following week, without media speculation, would have made sense. If only there were opportunities to make such announcents on a Thursday. Say at 5.00pm for arguments sake. | |
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| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:29 - May 10 with 365 views | NewcyBlue |
| Well that's cleared that up then. on 20:25 - May 10 by r2d2 |
Dont give me that. Ive been in factories delivering stuff amd into offices over the last 2 weeks and there are no social distancing measures whatsoever. Employers say the right things but expect you to get on with it. If you complain, no job, simples. |
https://section44.co.uk/
Section 44 provides employees with the ‘right’ to withdraw from and to refuse to return to a workplace that is unsafe. Employees are entitled to remain away from the workplace (e.g. stay at home) if — in their opinion — the prevailing circumstances represent a real risk of serious and imminent danger which they could not be expected to avert. |  |
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