| No 10's response... on 13:27 - Dec 20 with 311 views | DanTheMan |
| No 10's response... on 13:09 - Dec 20 by lowhouseblue |
well, in normal times, i certainly have. children, dogs, cats, elderly parents. people still discuss work. it's often when important stuff gets sorted. people say what they really think with out a minute taker. i can only imagine that politics is like that cubed. |
I've done those kind of things, and similar to what Bloots said I've also been on little trips away with work where work is discussed and people's partners or kids are about.
That still is not a work meeting. It's a jolly or after work drinks.
EDIT: Here's what Raab has said.
"This wasn’t a social occasion, it was staff having a drink after meetings" [Post edited 20 Dec 2021 13:30]
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| No 10's response... on 13:35 - Dec 20 with 289 views | lowhouseblue |
| No 10's response... on 13:27 - Dec 20 by DanTheMan |
I've done those kind of things, and similar to what Bloots said I've also been on little trips away with work where work is discussed and people's partners or kids are about.
That still is not a work meeting. It's a jolly or after work drinks.
EDIT: Here's what Raab has said.
"This wasn’t a social occasion, it was staff having a drink after meetings" [Post edited 20 Dec 2021 13:30]
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well our experience differs. in my world informal discussion is essential to work - particularly discussion that continues after a formal meeting. at a day's end it may well be done over a drink. it's certainly very much part of the work process. but different strokes etc. |  |
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| Nah, we've even got 2 bars.... on 13:39 - Dec 20 with 272 views | Bloots |
| No 10's response... on 13:27 - Dec 20 by DanTheMan |
I've done those kind of things, and similar to what Bloots said I've also been on little trips away with work where work is discussed and people's partners or kids are about.
That still is not a work meeting. It's a jolly or after work drinks.
EDIT: Here's what Raab has said.
"This wasn’t a social occasion, it was staff having a drink after meetings" [Post edited 20 Dec 2021 13:30]
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...in our office.
One of which is outside on the 15th floor and we often have meetings out there accompanied by a glass of wine.
But then I'm capitalist scum. |  |
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