| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins 22:41 - Feb 9 with 7943 views | J2BLUE |
If you're still working and you vote for Reform you really have a screw loose
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 20:29 - Feb 10 with 793 views | chicoazul |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 13:00 - Feb 10 by J2BLUE |
Do we not have the right to request to work from home?
It doesn't matter to me, I am fully remote. Never met any of my colleagues in person in 5 years. I am just wondering what comes next. |
You can certainly request it but you don’t have the right to demand it. |  |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 20:31 - Feb 10 with 781 views | J2BLUE |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 20:29 - Feb 10 by chicoazul |
You can certainly request it but you don’t have the right to demand it. |
So it's an attack on workers' rights then. We have the right under the law to request it and the business has to try and accommodate it. Reform would almost certainly scrap that so we would be losing a right. | |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 20:37 - Feb 10 with 759 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 20:29 - Feb 10 by chicoazul |
You can certainly request it but you don’t have the right to demand it. |
You have the right to request it you say? Without it harming your employment? And the right for the employer to give it proper consideration and to turn it down only if it is reasonable that they cannot accommodate it? Is that what you mean by we don't have the right to demand it by any chance? |  |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 01:56 - Feb 11 with 670 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
I couldn’t really do it in my role remote anyway but working from home sucks and reminds me of crappy days of Covid. I much real face to face interaction and meetings with co-workers and clients than Teams calls. I don’t mind the odd Monday or Friday to not go in but I don’t think it’s particularly healthy to barely see anyone outside those you live with and log on at home all the time. It would drive me mental. Also it’s nice to come home and separate it from your working day.
Each to their own and if some people prefer it and find a company that offer it, then fair enough. We have some in other pillars that are on remote contracts that moved during the pandemic but promotions and new roles are really only being offered in markets where we have an office. Also fair enough really. Seems like hybrid is the sweet spot for a lot companies with operations in major cities.
The Halo guy was talking about the importance of it in the interview I read recently, which I agree with, especially when it comes to development, building culture and growth. When you're employing a lot of young people you need it I think. [Post edited 11 Feb 2:08]
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 05:41 - Feb 11 with 606 views | Benters |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 01:56 - Feb 11 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
I couldn’t really do it in my role remote anyway but working from home sucks and reminds me of crappy days of Covid. I much real face to face interaction and meetings with co-workers and clients than Teams calls. I don’t mind the odd Monday or Friday to not go in but I don’t think it’s particularly healthy to barely see anyone outside those you live with and log on at home all the time. It would drive me mental. Also it’s nice to come home and separate it from your working day.
Each to their own and if some people prefer it and find a company that offer it, then fair enough. We have some in other pillars that are on remote contracts that moved during the pandemic but promotions and new roles are really only being offered in markets where we have an office. Also fair enough really. Seems like hybrid is the sweet spot for a lot companies with operations in major cities.
The Halo guy was talking about the importance of it in the interview I read recently, which I agree with, especially when it comes to development, building culture and growth. When you're employing a lot of young people you need it I think. [Post edited 11 Feb 2:08]
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It got to be better for you to mix with people in the workplace.
I used to work in an owner of a business persons garden and he’d work from home some days,it went something like this.
9am turn on computer
9.30 take dog for a walk.
10.30. Come home have a cup of tea talk to the wife.
11.30 turn the computer off.
12.00 out for lunch.
The same sort of pattern in the afternoon. [Post edited 11 Feb 5:46]
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 06:57 - Feb 11 with 558 views | Herbivore |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 05:41 - Feb 11 by Benters |
It got to be better for you to mix with people in the workplace.
I used to work in an owner of a business persons garden and he’d work from home some days,it went something like this.
9am turn on computer
9.30 take dog for a walk.
10.30. Come home have a cup of tea talk to the wife.
11.30 turn the computer off.
12.00 out for lunch.
The same sort of pattern in the afternoon. [Post edited 11 Feb 5:46]
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Interesting that despite admitting you've got no idea what you're talking about on this topic that you're still continuing to give your view on it. |  |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 07:06 - Feb 11 with 541 views | Tonytown |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 06:57 - Feb 11 by Herbivore |
Interesting that despite admitting you've got no idea what you're talking about on this topic that you're still continuing to give your view on it. |
I think you’ll find that view in the comments section of the Daily Mail.
At least there is the (not particularly nice) prospect of watching the Reform voters harming themselves even more than those they think they are sticking it to by voting in Farage.
An act of self harm that makes Brexit look like gentle practice in comparison. |  | | |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 07:32 - Feb 11 with 523 views | chicoazul |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 20:37 - Feb 10 by Nthsuffolkblue |
You have the right to request it you say? Without it harming your employment? And the right for the employer to give it proper consideration and to turn it down only if it is reasonable that they cannot accommodate it? Is that what you mean by we don't have the right to demand it by any chance? |
I don’t know what you and J2 are arguing with me for? You can request it; your employer can refuse it. That’s literally what I’ve said. You don’t have a right to work from home. | |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 07:45 - Feb 11 with 501 views | cressi |
You would need to be a brainless moron to vote for this lot sad thing there are plenty about some are the rich and feel entitled, some believe we can go back to the 1970s whilst others are dam right stupid.
Bit like the USA and the man who loves a tango. | | | |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 07:47 - Feb 11 with 499 views | vapour_trail |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 01:56 - Feb 11 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
I couldn’t really do it in my role remote anyway but working from home sucks and reminds me of crappy days of Covid. I much real face to face interaction and meetings with co-workers and clients than Teams calls. I don’t mind the odd Monday or Friday to not go in but I don’t think it’s particularly healthy to barely see anyone outside those you live with and log on at home all the time. It would drive me mental. Also it’s nice to come home and separate it from your working day.
Each to their own and if some people prefer it and find a company that offer it, then fair enough. We have some in other pillars that are on remote contracts that moved during the pandemic but promotions and new roles are really only being offered in markets where we have an office. Also fair enough really. Seems like hybrid is the sweet spot for a lot companies with operations in major cities.
The Halo guy was talking about the importance of it in the interview I read recently, which I agree with, especially when it comes to development, building culture and growth. When you're employing a lot of young people you need it I think. [Post edited 11 Feb 2:08]
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I think your final paragraph is very important to a lot of businesses. Not all though. I know people who work for firms without fixed offices and they’re doing fine.
I’m home based but travel to our offices all over the country as my team is increasingly dispersed these days - I never recruit to a fixed location. I agree with a lot of the rest of your post with regards myself as I like the mix. Sometime at home and some out and about.
Long and short is that Farage can’t do anything in this space. It’s up to the employer what sort of environment and culture they choose to establish. Not some work shy politician who never visits his constituency. |  |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:01 - Feb 11 with 456 views | MattinLondon |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 05:41 - Feb 11 by Benters |
It got to be better for you to mix with people in the workplace.
I used to work in an owner of a business persons garden and he’d work from home some days,it went something like this.
9am turn on computer
9.30 take dog for a walk.
10.30. Come home have a cup of tea talk to the wife.
11.30 turn the computer off.
12.00 out for lunch.
The same sort of pattern in the afternoon. [Post edited 11 Feb 5:46]
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Shouldn’t you have been working instead of slacking off and spying on your client? Strange stalker type of behaviour that. |  | | |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:04 - Feb 11 with 447 views | Benters |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 06:57 - Feb 11 by Herbivore |
Interesting that despite admitting you've got no idea what you're talking about on this topic that you're still continuing to give your view on it. |
Life experiences dear chap you’d see some of that if you left your home office 🤓😂👍 | |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:09 - Feb 11 with 423 views | MattinLondon |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:04 - Feb 11 by Benters |
Life experiences dear chap you’d see some of that if you left your home office 🤓😂👍 |
Or in your case, spied on your clients with binoculars. | | | |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:13 - Feb 11 with 411 views | Benters |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:09 - Feb 11 by MattinLondon |
Or in your case, spied on your clients with binoculars. |
I did carry a pair of binoculars in my tool bag yes,but I looked at aircraft and birds tbh. | |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:16 - Feb 11 with 402 views | Benters |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:14 - Feb 11 by Swansea_Blue |
This business owner didn’t happen to run a dog walking business by any chance?  |
Funnily enough no 😂 | |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:18 - Feb 11 with 336 views | Herbivore |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:04 - Feb 11 by Benters |
Life experiences dear chap you’d see some of that if you left your home office 🤓😂👍 |
You've never even worked in an office you eejit. I have a lot more experience of office work versus home working than you. I've also read the research on this. You're basing your view off vibes and slacking off to spy on one client when you should have been gardening. [Post edited 11 Feb 9:20]
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:31 - Feb 11 with 299 views | MattinLondon |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:18 - Feb 11 by Herbivore |
You've never even worked in an office you eejit. I have a lot more experience of office work versus home working than you. I've also read the research on this. You're basing your view off vibes and slacking off to spy on one client when you should have been gardening. [Post edited 11 Feb 9:20]
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It’s just basic selfishness the old ‘I didn’t have it so I don’t see why others should have it’ attitude.
A bit like people with no kids in the car who park in the parent and child spaces. The world is getting more and more selfish with people strangely invested into it. | | | |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:32 - Feb 11 with 300 views | J2BLUE |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:18 - Feb 11 by Herbivore |
You've never even worked in an office you eejit. I have a lot more experience of office work versus home working than you. I've also read the research on this. You're basing your view off vibes and slacking off to spy on one client when you should have been gardening. [Post edited 11 Feb 9:20]
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It's the classic sneering at the younger generations. He didn't have the opportunity so why should anyone else? Doesn't impact him at all but going to support it just out of spite.
People like him would rather make their own lives worse just to stick it to other people as well. | |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:37 - Feb 11 with 276 views | Tonytown |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 07:45 - Feb 11 by cressi |
You would need to be a brainless moron to vote for this lot sad thing there are plenty about some are the rich and feel entitled, some believe we can go back to the 1970s whilst others are dam right stupid.
Bit like the USA and the man who loves a tango. |
Benters laps it up of course | | | |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:40 - Feb 11 with 266 views | eireblue |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 08:04 - Feb 11 by Benters |
Life experiences dear chap you’d see some of that if you left your home office 🤓😂👍 |
Again you are talking from ignorance.
I have already pointed out that I spend more time in my local area, not less.
You really don’t care about people having better lives.
Hypocrite like Phoney Farage and two-tier Tice. |  | | |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:40 - Feb 11 with 264 views | vapour_trail |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:31 - Feb 11 by MattinLondon |
It’s just basic selfishness the old ‘I didn’t have it so I don’t see why others should have it’ attitude.
A bit like people with no kids in the car who park in the parent and child spaces. The world is getting more and more selfish with people strangely invested into it. |
Ha ha, we’ve a very prominent one of those parking types on here. Probably best not to revisit that. They got the right hump about it when called out. | |
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| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:51 - Feb 11 with 220 views | MattinLondon |
| Reform's attack on workers' rights begins on 09:40 - Feb 11 by vapour_trail |
Ha ha, we’ve a very prominent one of those parking types on here. Probably best not to revisit that. They got the right hump about it when called out. |
Well it is basic selfishness. | | | |
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