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By *oppet22 OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

huddersfield

How do people feel about going back to work even though carnt keep safe distance there

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

I've been working all along. I just give myself a clean with wipes the use in hospital a few times per job

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By *oppet22 OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

huddersfield

They say stay 2 meters apart but no way can i in a factory that is no space for this to happen

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By *alandNitaCouple
over a year ago

Scunthorpe


"They say stay 2 meters apart but no way can i in a factory that is no space for this to happen "

But the also said consider going back to work IF social distancing measures could be maintained.

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

I’ve been at work the whole time but we’re in a situation where we can have PPE and social distancing to continue

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By *oppet22 OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

huddersfield

That would be ok for me but not all companies will do that and it about killing virus is it not this may have a bad for more people getting it if forced back and carnt keep safe distance

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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere

Anxious

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

Baaaad idea Boris.

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By *hromosexualsCouple
over a year ago

Near Abercynon

The country can’t all stay home forever, so we will need to adapt.

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By *oppet22 OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

huddersfield

Yes I do agree but needs to be safe to do so

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

It's impossible to do my job with 2 metres distance and/or PPE so i just get on with it. I was my hands a lot but that's not going to minimise the danger really.

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

I've not stopped and cant maintain the 2 metres. I just get on with it

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By *rben112Man
over a year ago

worcester

Been at work throughout.... not happy seeing everyone getting great tans, fantastic gardens, fully decorated houses whilst I do extra hours to cover the ones “working from home”

Plus all those moaning on furlough to stay home

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By *rben112Man
over a year ago

worcester

Oh and social distancing non existent

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By *ap d agde coupleCouple
over a year ago

Broadstairs

Been to work along no problem

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By *ixen13Woman
over a year ago

Cowdenbeath


"Been at work throughout.... not happy seeing everyone getting great tans, fantastic gardens, fully decorated houses whilst I do extra hours to cover the ones “working from home”

Plus all those moaning on furlough to stay home "

totally agree, i've worked throughout, can't maintain 2m all the time, no ppe provided, well unless you count one small bottle of hand sanitiser as i can't wash my hands for hours on end. i would love to be safe at home on furlough x

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

It's the employers responsibility to provide the employee with all appropriate ppe where required. It is also the employers responsibility to carry out risk assessments and implement all necessary to keep the employee safe at all times. It is also the employees responsibility to report any issues/risks to the employer, the employer must act on the employees concerns and carry out said risk assessment.

The packhouses I have been attending for work throughout this crisis have managed to comply and carry out all necessary measures and precautions including, one way systems, distancing floor stickers, h&s signage, reduced workers on the lines to ensure adequate spacing etc... It is possible and it is everyones responsibility not just the employers... Stay safe everyone and don't be afraid to challenge our employer and raise all health and safety comcerns, it is them who are breaking the laws not you...

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

If the company says it's safe to return then I will return.

I am climbing the walls while my mrs is working 6 days a week

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


"It's impossible to do my job with 2 metres distance and/or PPE so i just get on with it. I was my hands a lot but that's not going to minimise the danger really. "

*wash

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By *unloversCouple
over a year ago

rotherham

I e also been working all the way through and as we are in a small shop it’s impossible to self distance

Touch wood we have all been fine

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


"It's the employers responsibility to provide the employee with all appropriate ppe where required. It is also the employers responsibility to carry out risk assessments and implement all necessary to keep the employee safe at all times. It is also the employees responsibility to report any issues/risks to the employer, the employer must act on the employees concerns and carry out said risk assessment.

The packhouses I have been attending for work throughout this crisis have managed to comply and carry out all necessary measures and precautions including, one way systems, distancing floor stickers, h&s signage, reduced workers on the lines to ensure adequate spacing etc... It is possible and it is everyones responsibility not just the employers... Stay safe everyone and don't be afraid to challenge our employer and raise all health and safety comcerns, it is them who are breaking the laws not you..."

It's not possible to keep 2 metres apart and/or wear PPE in my job. I am high risk too because of my health too but hey ho !

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

I’ve been at work this whole time.

They’ve tried to social distance staff but it’s not always possible when you’re using the same printer or photocopier which is placed near desks that people are working at.

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


"It's the employers responsibility to provide the employee with all appropriate ppe where required. It is also the employers responsibility to carry out risk assessments and implement all necessary to keep the employee safe at all times. It is also the employees responsibility to report any issues/risks to the employer, the employer must act on the employees concerns and carry out said risk assessment.

The packhouses I have been attending for work throughout this crisis have managed to comply and carry out all necessary measures and precautions including, one way systems, distancing floor stickers, h&s signage, reduced workers on the lines to ensure adequate spacing etc... It is possible and it is everyones responsibility not just the employers... Stay safe everyone and don't be afraid to challenge our employer and raise all health and safety comcerns, it is them who are breaking the laws not you..."

The Health and Safety at Work Act (1974) Section 1.6.1

Employers' Responsibilities

And Section 1.6.2 Employees duties.

Will both come into play for a safe working environment.

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By *j48Man
over a year ago

Wigan

Make a decision based on your own needs, requirements and what you're happy with

Simple really...

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


"It's the employers responsibility to provide the employee with all appropriate ppe where required. It is also the employers responsibility to carry out risk assessments and implement all necessary to keep the employee safe at all times. It is also the employees responsibility to report any issues/risks to the employer, the employer must act on the employees concerns and carry out said risk assessment.

The packhouses I have been attending for work throughout this crisis have managed to comply and carry out all necessary measures and precautions including, one way systems, distancing floor stickers, h&s signage, reduced workers on the lines to ensure adequate spacing etc... It is possible and it is everyones responsibility not just the employers... Stay safe everyone and don't be afraid to challenge our employer and raise all health and safety comcerns, it is them who are breaking the laws not you...

The Health and Safety at Work Act (1974) Section 1.6.1

Employers' Responsibilities

And Section 1.6.2 Employees duties.

Will both come into play for a safe working environment."

Exactly, haven't got the shit in front of me to hand, just walked out of work...

A lot of people seem to be blaming the government, but it is down to the employer....

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

I work in a hotel on the f&b side so I'm continually coming into contact with people's germs and spit. I had to go into isolation with symptoms a week before lockdown and there's a high chance I caught my symptoms from a guest, the weekend before I isolated was very busy, almost two hundred breakfasts over two mornings, we had a lot of teenagers in at the time when children were thought to not be affected by covid. Probably won't open til July at the earliest now and I can imagine my normal job role will change for a while.

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

I've been working the whole time. It's a matter of being assertive with employers and being sensible and realistic.

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By *j48Man
over a year ago

Wigan

Please wrap me in cotton wool, do everything needed to protect me from a virus that transmits the same as flu does..

Fuck me, if you're scared to go to work.. Leave..

There will be 400 waiting to take your place..

That's what's been created by a total over reaction

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By *lansmanMan
over a year ago

Sheffield


"The country can’t all stay home forever, so we will need to adapt. "

This. There's no waiting for the virus to go away . It's here for years.

We need to get working again the best we can because mass unemployment will cause greater misery and deaths.

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"It's the employers responsibility to provide the employee with all appropriate ppe where required. It is also the employers responsibility to carry out risk assessments and implement all necessary to keep the employee safe at all times. It is also the employees responsibility to report any issues/risks to the employer, the employer must act on the employees concerns and carry out said risk assessment.

The packhouses I have been attending for work throughout this crisis have managed to comply and carry out all necessary measures and precautions including, one way systems, distancing floor stickers, h&s signage, reduced workers on the lines to ensure adequate spacing etc... It is possible and it is everyones responsibility not just the employers... Stay safe everyone and don't be afraid to challenge our employer and raise all health and safety comcerns, it is them who are breaking the laws not you...

The Health and Safety at Work Act (1974) Section 1.6.1

Employers' Responsibilities

And Section 1.6.2 Employees duties.

Will both come into play for a safe working environment."

Also the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

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

There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios. "

It's a money thing.

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

It's a money thing."

It is a money thing. But we can't go by the amount of new cases as we haven't tested people consistently and for long enough to compare data. There will be more confirmed cases because we are testing more....

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

Worked all the way through and safely but i have had to step back from people who insist on trying to stand next to me, look after your self and if your not happy with the distance or how you are expected to work then tell management if that doesn't work refuse to do your job until they rectify the safety measures there is no grounds for dismissal if safety is the reason.

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By *j48Man
over a year ago

Wigan


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios. "

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol

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By *ovegames42Man
over a year ago

london


"How do people feel about going back to work even though carnt keep safe distance there "

Have not stopped

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


"It's the employers responsibility to provide the employee with all appropriate ppe where required. It is also the employers responsibility to carry out risk assessments and implement all necessary to keep the employee safe at all times. It is also the employees responsibility to report any issues/risks to the employer, the employer must act on the employees concerns and carry out said risk assessment.

The packhouses I have been attending for work throughout this crisis have managed to comply and carry out all necessary measures and precautions including, one way systems, distancing floor stickers, h&s signage, reduced workers on the lines to ensure adequate spacing etc... It is possible and it is everyones responsibility not just the employers... Stay safe everyone and don't be afraid to challenge our employer and raise all health and safety comcerns, it is them who are breaking the laws not you...

It's not possible to keep 2 metres apart and/or wear PPE in my job. I am high risk too because of my health too but hey ho !"
Stay home then simple.

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


"It's the employers responsibility to provide the employee with all appropriate ppe where required. It is also the employers responsibility to carry out risk assessments and implement all necessary to keep the employee safe at all times. It is also the employees responsibility to report any issues/risks to the employer, the employer must act on the employees concerns and carry out said risk assessment.

The packhouses I have been attending for work throughout this crisis have managed to comply and carry out all necessary measures and precautions including, one way systems, distancing floor stickers, h&s signage, reduced workers on the lines to ensure adequate spacing etc... It is possible and it is everyones responsibility not just the employers... Stay safe everyone and don't be afraid to challenge our employer and raise all health and safety comcerns, it is them who are breaking the laws not you...

It's not possible to keep 2 metres apart and/or wear PPE in my job. I am high risk too because of my health too but hey ho !Stay home then simple. "

Exactly...

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol "

I personally work from home. I wouldn't be going in to work anyway.

I do however have a month long holiday in PDI booked and paid for in October.

I would very much like the UK not to be the "Pariah Island" no one will accept visitors from because we are high risk.

Lockdown was bad, but doing it all for nothing and having to do it again will be worse.

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol

I personally work from home. I wouldn't be going in to work anyway.

I do however have a month long holiday in PDI booked and paid for in October.

I would very much like the UK not to be the "Pariah Island" no one will accept visitors from because we are high risk.

Lockdown was bad, but doing it all for nothing and having to do it again will be worse."

We have booked for December.

Do you think foreign tourist be allowed by October?

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


"It's the employers responsibility to provide the employee with all appropriate ppe where required. It is also the employers responsibility to carry out risk assessments and implement all necessary to keep the employee safe at all times. It is also the employees responsibility to report any issues/risks to the employer, the employer must act on the employees concerns and carry out said risk assessment.

The packhouses I have been attending for work throughout this crisis have managed to comply and carry out all necessary measures and precautions including, one way systems, distancing floor stickers, h&s signage, reduced workers on the lines to ensure adequate spacing etc... It is possible and it is everyones responsibility not just the employers... Stay safe everyone and don't be afraid to challenge our employer and raise all health and safety comcerns, it is them who are breaking the laws not you...

It's not possible to keep 2 metres apart and/or wear PPE in my job. I am high risk too because of my health too but hey ho !Stay home then simple. "

The job has to be done, someone has to do it. If me and my fellow workmates (key workers doing an essential job) didn't do then other key workers couldn't work.

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol

I personally work from home. I wouldn't be going in to work anyway.

I do however have a month long holiday in PDI booked and paid for in October.

I would very much like the UK not to be the "Pariah Island" no one will accept visitors from because we are high risk.

Lockdown was bad, but doing it all for nothing and having to do it again will be worse.

We have booked for December.

Do you think foreign tourist be allowed by October?"

I'm hoping that by October we have Airport systems in place that check whether you're infected or not before you travel.

Hopefully they will have antibody tests by then too.

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By *ornytoad1362Couple
over a year ago

St. Austell

yr boss needs to sort that out otherwise don't go in

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol

I personally work from home. I wouldn't be going in to work anyway.

I do however have a month long holiday in PDI booked and paid for in October.

I would very much like the UK not to be the "Pariah Island" no one will accept visitors from because we are high risk.

Lockdown was bad, but doing it all for nothing and having to do it again will be worse.

We have booked for December.

Do you think foreign tourist be allowed by October?

I'm hoping that by October we have Airport systems in place that check whether you're infected or not before you travel.

Hopefully they will have antibody tests by then too."

Hopefully because we have both already had the virus.

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By *hilMan
over a year ago

HOUGHTON LE SPRING

Absolutely agree with employers responsibilies, failure to comply with their duties could result with them being charged with Corporate Manslaughter

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol

I personally work from home. I wouldn't be going in to work anyway.

I do however have a month long holiday in PDI booked and paid for in October.

I would very much like the UK not to be the "Pariah Island" no one will accept visitors from because we are high risk.

Lockdown was bad, but doing it all for nothing and having to do it again will be worse.

We have booked for December.

Do you think foreign tourist be allowed by October?

I'm hoping that by October we have Airport systems in place that check whether you're infected or not before you travel.

Hopefully they will have antibody tests by then too.

Hopefully because we have both already had the virus."

Won't it be ironic if only the previously infected are allowed to travel?

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol

I personally work from home. I wouldn't be going in to work anyway.

I do however have a month long holiday in PDI booked and paid for in October.

I would very much like the UK not to be the "Pariah Island" no one will accept visitors from because we are high risk.

Lockdown was bad, but doing it all for nothing and having to do it again will be worse.

We have booked for December.

Do you think foreign tourist be allowed by October?

I'm hoping that by October we have Airport systems in place that check whether you're infected or not before you travel.

Hopefully they will have antibody tests by then too.

Hopefully because we have both already had the virus.

Won't it be ironic if only the previously infected are allowed to travel?"

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

Nurse in a doctors...

Most my work is on the phone.. Alot of health n mental health reassurance.. Needed.. Alot of lonely elderly too.. Appreciate nurse phoning them

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

Can anyone help me with something I am struggling to understand. There has been several reports of Medical Teams in countries across the World including our own actively trying to find a Vaccine including using Humans in the trials.

Some reports suggest that the outcomes of the trials might be available by mid June, with some encouraging results so far.

Today I read that Boris is hinting at the possibility of not finding a Vaccine at all and the situation being a long term one.

Doesn't bear thinking about. What does everyone else think.

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By *asIsaCouple
over a year ago

harrow


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol

I personally work from home. I wouldn't be going in to work anyway.

I do however have a month long holiday in PDI booked and paid for in October.

I would very much like the UK not to be the "Pariah Island" no one will accept visitors from because we are high risk.

Lockdown was bad, but doing it all for nothing and having to do it again will be worse.

We have booked for December.

Do you think foreign tourist be allowed by October?

I'm hoping that by October we have Airport systems in place that check whether you're infected or not before you travel.

Hopefully they will have antibody tests by then too.

Hopefully because we have both already had the virus."

So you both tested positive?

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By *andlingswingersCouple
over a year ago

Woodbridge


"

totally agree, i've worked throughout, can't maintain 2m all the time, no ppe provided, well unless you count one small bottle of hand sanitiser as i can't wash my hands for hours on end. i would love to be safe at home on furlough x"

A phone call to Environmental Health (local council) and email to Health & Safety Executive will sort this out fast.

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By *andlingswingersCouple
over a year ago

Woodbridge


"

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

"

Because the tabloids and their publishers decided they'd had enough of it. That's who makes decisions for this government.

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By *etasubTV/TS
over a year ago

West London

I was expecting doom and gloom in this posting, based on what you read / see in the media, but the majority of replies

are so very positive, emphasising the legal requirements an employer has and life must go on. Obviously not everyone will feel safe / be able to get back to work for various reasons

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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago

Hull

I work in Hospitality, a sector which the Govt has suggested won't be opening up again till July 4th (if all goes to plan).

But lockdown relaxing information has already been released to the hotel industry. My employers are beginning to evaluate all potential options, to safeguard ourselves and our future guests.

But one thing is clear, we are going to be amongst the last people to return to work.

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


"There were 3,877 new COVID-19 cases in the UK today with 210 deaths.

Are we coming out of lockdown because it's safer or because we just can't afford it any longer?

Two completely different scenarios.

Reported today.. When in fact tested probably two weeks ago, with 5 days "holiday" in-between, sat and sun x 2 and a bank Holiday last Friday..

It takes that long for data to filter through from pen pushers.

Hence why four weeks after the event it has been stated "the peak" was on 9th April..

If you want to return to normality do so, if you don't, don't.. Why won't people make a decision for themselves based on their own circumstances?

It's an air borne virus impossible to not be exposed to it unless you remain in a air tight box...

Back to normality please, the NHS has been saved lol

I personally work from home. I wouldn't be going in to work anyway.

I do however have a month long holiday in PDI booked and paid for in October.

I would very much like the UK not to be the "Pariah Island" no one will accept visitors from because we are high risk.

Lockdown was bad, but doing it all for nothing and having to do it again will be worse.

We have booked for December.

Do you think foreign tourist be allowed by October?

I'm hoping that by October we have Airport systems in place that check whether you're infected or not before you travel.

Hopefully they will have antibody tests by then too.

Hopefully because we have both already had the virus.

So you both tested positive?"

Yes but the mrs had no symptoms and the mr had all the symptoms except the cough and was ill for two and a half weeks.

We both got tested with the mrs being a key worker.

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


"Can anyone help me with something I am struggling to understand. There has been several reports of Medical Teams in countries across the World including our own actively trying to find a Vaccine including using Humans in the trials.

Some reports suggest that the outcomes of the trials might be available by mid June, with some encouraging results so far.

Today I read that Boris is hinting at the possibility of not finding a Vaccine at all and the situation being a long term one.

Doesn't bear thinking about. What does everyone else think."

There are people working on it all across the world, but that doesn't guarantee when a vaccine will created, if it will be successful, that it would be safe enough for human use, that the virus wont mutate making it redundant, if it manages to pass all those tests how long it will take to manufacture and administer on scale to get it to everyone

Both the fact that lots of people are trying really hard to get a vaccine and that we still might never have one are true

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

Thank you for reply xx

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Can anyone help me with something I am struggling to understand. There has been several reports of Medical Teams in countries across the World including our own actively trying to find a Vaccine including using Humans in the trials.

Some reports suggest that the outcomes of the trials might be available by mid June, with some encouraging results so far.

Today I read that Boris is hinting at the possibility of not finding a Vaccine at all and the situation being a long term one.

Doesn't bear thinking about. What does everyone else think."

You're right that there are lots of vaccine development teams around the world,I think at least over 40. Oxford's is fairly advanced.At least 1 would need to work and be safe - plus affordable.Johnson won't know if they all will or won't kill the virus and be safe. He may have foreword on the Oxford trial.

The vaccine dose will need to be worked out, eg 1 or multiple injection and of what dose? How long do people stay immune for? Obviously making millions of doses will take time.

In the meantime, it's best for us all to stay distanced and to behave respectfully and responsibly.With some good fortune, vaccine development and trials will produce a good outcome.

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

Been working on HIV vaccine for over 30 years no out cure yet?

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By *estivalMan
over a year ago

borehamwood


"Can anyone help me with something I am struggling to understand. There has been several reports of Medical Teams in countries across the World including our own actively trying to find a Vaccine including using Humans in the trials.

Some reports suggest that the outcomes of the trials might be available by mid June, with some encouraging results so far.

Today I read that Boris is hinting at the possibility of not finding a Vaccine at all and the situation being a long term one.

Doesn't bear thinking about. What does everyone else think."

i think people need to realise there is a good chance they may not find a vaccine not saying they wont find one but i not holding my breath for one.there are other viruses that have been around for years that they aint anywhere near curing.really do think we need to stop pinning our hopes on a magic bullet and start to prepare ourselves that its something we may be living with for years

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By *iker boy 69Man
over a year ago

midlands


"How do people feel about going back to work even though carnt keep safe distance there "

Been working all through, and impossible to stay 2m apart

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


"How do people feel about going back to work even though carnt keep safe distance there

Been working all through, and impossible to stay 2m apart"

At my workplace it's the same.

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over a year ago

Been working non stop , including bank holidays and most weekends , no two metres distance, we get no special treatment , still have to stand outside supermarkets, get no discounts or claps or free food , but we have a job and money , people at home need to stop moaning and get back to work , life has to go on , this country don’t have the money to keep paying your wages , we will all end up paying more taxes for years and years to pay for this

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


"Been working non stop , including bank holidays and most weekends , no two metres distance, we get no special treatment , still have to stand outside supermarkets, get no discounts or claps or free food , but we have a job and money , people at home need to stop moaning and get back to work , life has to go on , this country don’t have the money to keep paying your wages , we will all end up paying more taxes for years and years to pay for this "

Mrs has has been doing 6 12 hour shifts per week.

I am at home on furlough and until my work says come to work I will stay on furlough.

I never asked to be furloughed.

Everybodys reality is different.

Yes I am moaning wishing I could get back to work.

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By *ixenhixCouple
over a year ago

colchester


"Been working non stop , including bank holidays and most weekends , no two metres distance, we get no special treatment , still have to stand outside supermarkets, get no discounts or claps or free food , but we have a job and money , people at home need to stop moaning and get back to work , life has to go on , this country don’t have the money to keep paying your wages , we will all end up paying more taxes for years and years to pay for this

Mrs has has been doing 6 12 hour shifts per week.

I am at home on furlough and until my work says come to work I will stay on furlough.

I never asked to be furloughed.

Everybodys reality is different.

Yes I am moaning wishing I could get back to work.

"

Firms are hardly paying staff to sit at home becuase they are enjoying the sunshine and can't be arsed to come in buddy.

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By *uninlondon69Man
over a year ago

Tower Bridge South


"Been working non stop , including bank holidays and most weekends , no two metres distance, we get no special treatment , still have to stand outside supermarkets, get no discounts or claps or free food , but we have a job and money , people at home need to stop moaning and get back to work , life has to go on , this country don’t have the money to keep paying your wages , we will all end up paying more taxes for years and years to pay for this "

Stood outside a supermarket? I assume you're security then. I'm hospitality. I applied for other work but didn't get anything. I'm not choosing to be at home on less than 80% (it's not tax free).

"How can wealth persuade poverty to use its political freedom to keep wealth in power? Here lies the whole art of Conservative politics in the 20th century.” Aneurin Bevan

In 2020 you make the plebs argue amongst themselves until they make each other do what you want and not what they want.

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


"Been working non stop , including bank holidays and most weekends , no two metres distance, we get no special treatment , still have to stand outside supermarkets, get no discounts or claps or free food , but we have a job and money , people at home need to stop moaning and get back to work , life has to go on , this country don’t have the money to keep paying your wages , we will all end up paying more taxes for years and years to pay for this

Stood outside a supermarket? I assume you're security then. I'm hospitality. I applied for other work but didn't get anything. I'm not choosing to be at home on less than 80% (it's not tax free).

"How can wealth persuade poverty to use its political freedom to keep wealth in power? Here lies the whole art of Conservative politics in the 20th century.” Aneurin Bevan

In 2020 you make the plebs argue amongst themselves until they make each other do what you want and not what they want. "

In our reality the mrs has had to pick up the slack for now.

She doesn't whinge because she knows I make the sacrifice of working away from home on weekdays all year round.

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By *uninlondon69Man
over a year ago

Tower Bridge South


"

"How can wealth persuade poverty to use its political freedom to keep wealth in power? Here lies the whole art of Conservative politics in the 20th century.” Aneurin Bevan

In 2020 you make the plebs argue amongst themselves until they make each other do what you want and not what they want.

In our reality the mrs has had to pick up the slack for now.

She doesn't whinge because she knows I make the sacrifice of working away from home on weekdays all year round.

"

But plenty of others are whinging.

Furlough is not a choice. When our bosses call us back we either return to work or accept unemployment, but from the media this morning you'd never know that. It was all about demonising teachers who don't feel safe and spreading fear about people who are furloughed getting cosy.

They are trying to turn the people who are working against those of us who don't have a choice.

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


"How do people feel about going back to work even though carnt keep safe distance there "

Retired at 50

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


"How do people feel about going back to work even though carnt keep safe distance there

Retired at 50 "

When my company calls I will have to return.

I cant afford to not be working .

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