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By *adrq OP   Man
over a year ago

monaghan

how can consruction workers work an keep social distance they use the same laders equipment its impossible the best part of it is not essential work in these time what does other people think

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By *antona33Man
over a year ago

collon

What about all the homes that’s needed ! We have a shortage of construction workers as it is

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What about all the homes that’s needed ! We have a shortage of construction workers as it is "

He can't work if he gets sick.

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By *entle giant2017Man
over a year ago

kerry

Construction and driving jobs seen unaffected yet

Driving a truck so I can distance myself fairly well from people

Construction lot of men and women crossing paths on a site

Would have to be fairly stringent rules on site from now on

We will overcome this and we will come out the other side stronger and I think a very different community that will take values and caring very seriously

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By *antona33Man
over a year ago

collon

But he’s not sick and he’s expected to work ! What can he do ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"But he’s not sick and he’s expected to work ! What can he do ? "

Try and protect himself as best he see fit for him and his family.

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By *antona33Man
over a year ago

collon


"But he’s not sick and he’s expected to work ! What can he do ?

Try and protect himself as best he see fit for him and his family. "
well aren’t we all doing that ! Should we all just down tools ? I’m in construction too and until the government says different .. I’m still going to work

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"how can consruction workers work an keep social distance they use the same laders equipment its impossible the best part of it is not essential work in these time what does other people think "

There are thousands of one man/woman shows in the country like plumbers, electricians, stone masons, plasterers, digger drivers, etc. all working for themselves on small jobs and can often have 100m between them and the next person that should be able to work away Not everyone works on the massive sites.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Until the government tells them to stop or the company says stop, it's not easy. They won't get financial help to pay bills.

All works will have massive fines if deadlines not met too. Some will put small builders under, leading to loosing more than just livelihoods.

So government needs to say they have to stop, then deadline fines and other issues stop. Until then, they're fucked if they do and fucked if they don't work.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"But he’s not sick and he’s expected to work ! What can he do ?

Try and protect himself as best he see fit for him and his family. well aren’t we all doing that ! Should we all just down tools ? I’m in construction too and until the government says different .. I’m still going to work "

I closed my business 10 days ago because of the risk. I don't say it lightly to anyone about stopping working. I know how hard the decision is . If you feel you can continue safely then I applaud you and wish you well . Stay safe

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’m a mechanic and we’re still opened as we’re classed as being essential as we do a lot of trucks etc, some people aren’t happy about it is you could be carrying the virus or whatever but at the same time things need to be kept on the road, we just have a lot of precautions put into place

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm a sole trader. I've stopped and no income come in for 5 weeks as I was away doing volunteer work before returning a week ago. I walked back into this. I looked at my bank today. The future looks very uncertain but whatever happens there will be thousands more far worse off.

We all need to help those we can as we can.

One thing is sure, situations like this can bring out the best in many and we'll all be thinking how we live differently after this.

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By *antona33Man
over a year ago

collon


"But he’s not sick and he’s expected to work ! What can he do ?

Try and protect himself as best he see fit for him and his family. well aren’t we all doing that ! Should we all just down tools ? I’m in construction too and until the government says different .. I’m still going to work

I closed my business 10 days ago because of the risk. I don't say it lightly to anyone about stopping working. I know how hard the decision is . If you feel you can continue safely then I applaud you and wish you well . Stay safe "
sorry to hear about your business .. I seriously think the government have to look into the big construction sites as the weeks go on we are obviously gonna see bigger number of cases each day .. I hope not .. stay safe

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Its just trying times for us all. As long as everyone stays safe we will get through this. Xx

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By *cottybear74Man
over a year ago

kilkenny

We closed our stores but we kept the online part going... Doing what we can to stay in business but keeping all the staff and customers safe.

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