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Re: Coronavirus
Of course, sadly it is not as up to date given the lag associated with the ONS releasesBoniO wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 3:52 pmGreat to see the Hospital deaths going down obviously. Is there a similar graph for non-hospital deaths where you found this graph?Digby Chicken Caesar wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 10:22 am Daily hospital deaths in England by day of death not reporting
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I don't think they will mind, they can make two trips to the off licence instead of just the one.
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Re: Coronavirus
If your comms confuses thickos, then it's bad comms.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 3:51 pmIt'll definitely confuse the thickos.ComeOnYouOs wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 3:29 pm This new stay alert slogan is the biggest BS ever from this government, and thats saying something.
How can you stay alert, to see something thats about 0.00001 in?
This whole new campaign is about loosening the lockdown, when were not really ready yet.
The numbers of infections will shoot up again, as will the number of deaths, and an even more stringent lockdown will have to come into force
This government is really clueless
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Yeah but Nicola says we don't have to stay alert, so we can take a nap if we overdo things
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Re: Coronavirus
Well that was the stupidest speech I ever bothered listening too. How can you increase fines but actively tell people to go to work? Why must you go to work but you must not see your friends and family ? You have to accept hanging out with colleagues who may have Covid and not tell you versus your friends and family who would tell you that they have it or not .
And stay alert ? Alert for what ? To duck when I see Covid 19 lurking on my work desk ??? Or it walking down the street ??
He is basically shifting the blame to us now. Cases go up we we’re not alert enough.
And stay alert ? Alert for what ? To duck when I see Covid 19 lurking on my work desk ??? Or it walking down the street ??
He is basically shifting the blame to us now. Cases go up we we’re not alert enough.
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This is going to cause some division within the UK.
To be honest, I didn't really follow what he was on about.
"Stay alert". I saw that in the papers. Is he saying, go out and work and drive up to Scotland, Wales and into Ireland if you would like to?
Anybody who would like to bullet point what he actually said. Please enlighten us all. It would be really appreciated.
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It was confusing and full of jargon. Why confuse people when it’s so important?
Offensive on how we downplayed deaths because at least it’s not going to be 500,000! f*cking bumhole.
Offensive on how we downplayed deaths because at least it’s not going to be 500,000! f*cking bumhole.
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Re: Coronavirus
Why do we have to wait til Wednesday for our unlimited exercise?
Thought the go to work stuff was a bit ambiguous. Who exactly does it cover? Manufacturing and construction were given examples. I guess it's down to workplaces to decide, so long as they can make their environment safe.
Thought the go to work stuff was a bit ambiguous. Who exactly does it cover? Manufacturing and construction were given examples. I guess it's down to workplaces to decide, so long as they can make their environment safe.
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What a clusterfcuk of confusion, delivered by an absolute imbercile.
How are people supposed to return to work in 12 hours time; with no public transport and without employers having the first idea of the safety regulations required? It's complete and utter madness.
This return to work message is primarily about one thing........getting Furlough payments down. Did people really believe "whatever it takes" Sunak?
It is abundantly clear that this decision is simply about money; and sod all to do about people's lives.
How are people supposed to return to work in 12 hours time; with no public transport and without employers having the first idea of the safety regulations required? It's complete and utter madness.
This return to work message is primarily about one thing........getting Furlough payments down. Did people really believe "whatever it takes" Sunak?
It is abundantly clear that this decision is simply about money; and sod all to do about people's lives.
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Re: Coronavirus
This.Dunners wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 5:31 pmIf your comms confuses thickos, then it's bad comms.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 3:51 pmIt'll definitely confuse the thickos.ComeOnYouOs wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 3:29 pm This new stay alert slogan is the biggest BS ever from this government, and thats saying something.
How can you stay alert, to see something thats about 0.00001 in?
This whole new campaign is about loosening the lockdown, when were not really ready yet.
The numbers of infections will shoot up again, as will the number of deaths, and an even more stringent lockdown will have to come into force
This government is really clueless
But it’s really shown how most people need their arse wiping for them
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Re: Coronavirus
Depends where you work, individual circumstances and what your working environment is like, no?NuneatonO's wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:43 pm What a clusterfcuk of confusion, delivered by an absolute imbercile.
How are people supposed to return to work in 12 hours time; with no public transport and without employers having the first idea of the safety regulations required? It's complete and utter madness.
This return to work message is primarily about one thing........getting Furlough payments down. Did people really believe "whatever it takes" Sunak?
It is abundantly clear that this decision is simply about money; and sod all to do about people's lives.
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No. Not at all.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:56 pmDepends where you work, individual circumstances and what your working environment is like, no?NuneatonO's wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:43 pm What a clusterfcuk of confusion, delivered by an absolute imbercile.
How are people supposed to return to work in 12 hours time; with no public transport and without employers having the first idea of the safety regulations required? It's complete and utter madness.
This return to work message is primarily about one thing........getting Furlough payments down. Did people really believe "whatever it takes" Sunak?
It is abundantly clear that this decision is simply about money; and sod all to do about people's lives.
My Son works in concrete construction. His Managing Director has emailed him (and around 80 others) already telling them he hasn't got the first idea what mandatory or recommended procedures he needs to adopt in order to meet Government guidelines.
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Without any guidelines, the workplace would take up the liability. Surely it will take weeks to get ready for this.NuneatonO's wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 8:04 pmNo. Not at all.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:56 pmDepends where you work, individual circumstances and what your working environment is like, no?NuneatonO's wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:43 pm What a clusterfcuk of confusion, delivered by an absolute imbercile.
How are people supposed to return to work in 12 hours time; with no public transport and without employers having the first idea of the safety regulations required? It's complete and utter madness.
This return to work message is primarily about one thing........getting Furlough payments down. Did people really believe "whatever it takes" Sunak?
It is abundantly clear that this decision is simply about money; and sod all to do about people's lives.
My Son works in concrete construction. His Managing Director has emailed him (and around 80 others) already telling them he hasn't got the first idea what mandatory or recommended procedures he needs to adopt in order to meet Government guidelines.
Only go to work if you must. Use a car. Even better walk or cycle. Good man.
I've only had half glass of wine with dinner too.
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Hopefully, like he said, he'll give more of the details in the Commons tomorrow. I kind of get the strategy, but how Boris has gone about this is a complete clusterfuck. Rumours circulating that other members of Cabinet are fuming with him, as he's made these decisions and pre-recorded that speech without Cabinet approval.
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Can't be expected for work tomorrow then.NuneatonO's wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 8:04 pmNo. Not at all.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:56 pmDepends where you work, individual circumstances and what your working environment is like, no?NuneatonO's wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:43 pm What a clusterfcuk of confusion, delivered by an absolute imbercile.
How are people supposed to return to work in 12 hours time; with no public transport and without employers having the first idea of the safety regulations required? It's complete and utter madness.
This return to work message is primarily about one thing........getting Furlough payments down. Did people really believe "whatever it takes" Sunak?
It is abundantly clear that this decision is simply about money; and sod all to do about people's lives.
My Son works in concrete construction. His Managing Director has emailed him (and around 80 others) already telling them he hasn't got the first idea what mandatory or recommended procedures he needs to adopt in order to meet Government guidelines.
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Re: Coronavirus
Something that was a constant theme was social distancing. It's clear that it's here for the medium term at least. Any business that cannot adapt is in real trouble.
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I think you've missed the point.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 8:16 pmCan't be expected for work tomorrow then.NuneatonO's wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 8:04 pmNo. Not at all.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:56 pm
Depends where you work, individual circumstances and what your working environment is like, no?
My Son works in concrete construction. His Managing Director has emailed him (and around 80 others) already telling them he hasn't got the first idea what mandatory or recommended procedures he needs to adopt in order to meet Government guidelines.
Johnson said (quote):
"And to ensure you are safe at work we have been working to establish new guidance for employers to make workplaces Covid-secure"
If this new guidance has not yet been finalised or communicated to businesses, then how the bloody hell can construction workers go back to work tomorrow (as Johnson advised), in a safe environment?
Johnson is Trump Mark 2.
No input from the CBI or businesses. No input from the Unions. No input from opposition parties. No input even from his Cabinet colleagues. He's a very dangerous narcissist.......for those of us who can see beyond his act.
He's just blustered and waffled through a broadcast of his own utter confusion; at a time when all people require is further clarity and confidence; if only for their own wellbeing.
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I'm not missing the point, if the govt have not yet said what the rules are for a safe workplace (evidence?) Then workplaces cannot safely open.
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Exactly this.Beradogs wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 7:24 pm Well that was the stupidest speech I ever bothered listening too. How can you increase fines but actively tell people to go to work? Why must you go to work but you must not see your friends and family ? You have to accept hanging out with colleagues who may have Covid and not tell you versus your friends and family who would tell you that they have it or not .
And stay alert ? Alert for what ? To duck when I see Covid 19 lurking on my work desk ??? Or it walking down the street ??
He is basically shifting the blame to us now. Cases go up we we’re not alert enough.
It's all about the optics - it matter far more to this lot what they look like - deflect blame, downplay bad news (like human beings dying), big up the positives (like counting a pair of gloves as 2 items). For god's sake be positive.
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