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Push to get staff back to offices amid warning of UK's 'ghost towns' |
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I'd rather not have to spend 1-2 hours a day commuting to and from work and having to rub shoulders with grumpy cunts and school kids on a sweaty bus. |
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Getting rid of mask wearing might help. |
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All this because poor old Pret a Manger have been savaged by the lack of rushed businessmen and call centre workers to buy their overpriced sandwiches. Disgraceful. |
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Eerily similar to "We’re Going to Have to Let Some People Die So the Stock Market Can Live", innit? |
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Are they still doing the £120~ fine for parents who don't send their kids back to school? I saw the headline on a discarded paper the other day so don't know the details. On the face of it that seems like pure extortion; forcing lower income people to risk the health and lives of their families or pay a not insignificant amount. |
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>>27238 Some of the buildings will get chopped into housing, if the commercial customers dry up. With any luck, we can have both WFH and more intermingled work / home areas. |
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100% of my social interaction is at sork, luckily I can't work from homd, would commit suicide if I did |
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>>27248 "In a letter to stallholders, Knight Frank said it has been forced to put up rents because the market is “running at a considerable loss”, with fewer stalls operating and only four days of trading a week. It says the losses are “simply not sustainable” for the owner, Greenwich Hospital." |
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Personally, I'm ready to go back to work and we all know the malingerers will be protected. My profession allowed for working from home before the pandemic and there's a definite decline in productivity if you reach 3 days wfh not just in focus but because you can't walk over to someone's desk. |
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All the people working from home wanking themselves off about how much money they're saving and how much better their lives are is making me very bitter. |
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I visited Central London today for the first time in five months - quite incredible how quiet it was. |
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The_Specials-Ghost_Town-UK_single.jpg I thought the Tories were in favour of ghost towns. |
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The UK economy could lose almost half a trillion pounds of output if workers fail to return to their offices, a study estimates. |
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I didn't realise that when ITZ happened you had to BUY_YOUR_OLIVEPESTOMOZARELLAFOCACCIO |
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PRI_162983646-760x719.jpg >Latest figures show that just over a third (37%) of white-collar workers in the UK are back at the office, compared with over three-quarters of employees in Germany, Italy and Spain, and 84% in France. |
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I think someone would need to suck a variety of dicks to be properly assessed and graded. Someone proficient with an averaged sized dick may struggle with a lengthy or girthy member. Also, I'd imagine men like different things from a blowie. |
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20200903_104205.jpg God bless are great nation. |
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32742170-0-image-a-15_1599146977001.jpg >Downing Street denies existence of back-to-work campaign as office staff stay home |
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Pret are now offering a subscription service; up to 5 coffees a day for £20 per month. |
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How can anyone have 5 coffees a day and not feel like shit and/or blow their arse out? |
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I never thought I'd say this but I'm enjoying homeworking less since my kids went back to school. The house is too silent and I'm finding myself easily distracted. |
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Work have started bringing the admin teams back to the office. Apparently because some people have grumbled about having to go in they're making those still working at home, including those self isolating for medical reasons, work an extra hour to compensate for it. |
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Coronavirus: Work from home 'if you can', Michael Gove says |
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I don't think I can do this for another 6 months. If they try to lockdown again I'll lose everything. Honestly think I might just do myself in, there is no point anymore. |
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You've either got to be young or incredibly naive to think that love is the sole purpose of marriage. |
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>>27703 here again. |
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>Investment company Aviva is to close offices across the UK and allow staff to work from home, beyond the pandemic. Aviva, which employs 16,000 people in the UK, said the plans would not lead to job cuts and people could still work from an office if they would rather. |
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>The chancellor has warned bosses that staff may quit if they are not allowed to work from the office as the UK emerges from lockdown. Rishi Sunak told the Telegraph that employees would "vote with their feet" and could consider leaving for a rival if made to work from home full time. |
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I have a nice house, and a nice home office. I even have a little wanky summer house (it's too poncey to count as a shed) to work from as a change of scenery. |
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I just want the missus out of my bloody hair lads. I love her, I really do, but the only thing that has ever made cohabitation sustainable is the space you get apart when one or the other is at work, out with mates, etc. |
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>From now on if you work for PriceWaterhouseCooper you'll be able to work from home a couple of days a week and start as early or late as you like. This summer you can knock off early on Fridays too. |
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>Exclusive-HSBC moves more than 1,200 UK staff to permanent home working |
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Until people can accept a degree of danger and responsibility like they used to ghost towns should be the new way. All this over sheltering and white collar privilege is making society terribly boring and dull. |
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>Apple wants its employees to return to offices by September, a company-wide memo sent to staff on Wednesday said. |
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I'm so glad I get to work outside most of the time and have my own little office I can lock myself in when I'm not. This thread has absolutely made me realise how lucky I am. I feel for you officelads for sure. |
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Being a dysfunctional ADD sort of person who sleeps on a 6 or 13 hour cycle, I'm very torn on work from home. On the one hand, not sleeping consistently makes it difficult to get up and get ready for work on time and makes it impossible to do so without showing up some days being completely out of it from lack of sleep. With WFH there's the option of waking up at 1pm and working later to compensate, which helps with that. But on the other hand, in the absence of being forced to focus by a school/workplace environment I would inevitably leave things to or beyond the last minute, so it's unlikely that I'm actually going to sit up until 9pm doing my work like a responsible person when someone on this website is being wrong about snails. |
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>Downing Street has confirmed the government is considering legislating to make working from home the “default” option by giving employees the right to request it. Responding to reports that ministers could change the law, Boris Johnson’s official spokesperson said a flexible working taskforce was examining how best to proceed. |
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Meanwhile on the underground.jpg I just had a horrifying realisation that once we do go back to the office I'm going to have to start wearing a shirt again. Perhaps even a tie should the occasion arise. |
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Trials of a four-day week in Iceland were an "overwhelming success" and led to many workers moving to shorter hours, researchers have said. |
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>Young people will see their careers benefit by working in the office, the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has said. He told LinkedIn News he doubted he would have done as well if he had started his working life virtually. Mr Sunak worked in finance, including at banking giant Goldman Sachs. |
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I have always been absolutely worthless at getting jobs. I just can't do it. And I have always been thunderously bitter that job adverts demand all manner of experience and training, and will often say in the job adverts themselves, hell no, we won't train or invest in you at all, we demand the finished product already. If you see a job that offers to actually train you to do it, you're already looking at a fantastic opportunity by my standards. Once everyone works from home, they will never do that. The jobs where someone will explain everything will all be replaced by "we don't care; just know everything already" jobs. The free market won't cause companies like that to collapse, because already they don't. All that will happen is opportunities to learn a new skill on the job will be wiped out. I'd love it if Goldman Sachs never hired anyone ever again, but I don't want every job to go that way or people like me who really suck at applying for jobs will be fucked forever, and call centres will be the only game in town for us, just like it mostly is already, except even worse. |
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Civil servants who refuse to return to the office should be paid less than those back at their desks, a Cabinet minister suggested last night. |
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While we're on about the civil service, why is their jobs site so shit? |
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>Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg has been criticised for leaving a note for civil servants, saying "sorry you were out when I visited". The note, printed on government paper with Mr Rees-Mogg's title, was left at empty desks and read "I look forward to seeing you in the office very soon." |
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>Tesla Shanghai to Enter "Closed-Loop" System With Workers Sleeping in Factory |
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Boris Johnson says he gets distracted by cheese and coffee while working from home |
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Why do I have to be on the frontline of some new battle for employment rights. Would someone mind putting an FOI in on the screen time for departments and the backlog on flexi and unused leave? It's well known they actually are keeping statistics on just about everything you do but for some mysterious reason you never hear anyone talk about it. |
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Well, I've been ordered back into the office. I look forward to sitting in traffic for an hour to be somewhere I'm less productive and having exorbitantly expensive lunches with people I don't like. |
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>Working from home is making Britain more unequal, the Resolution Foundation has warned, as the practice fails to benefit more deprived areas. |
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It brings me great amusement to see work-from-homers treated like the new benefit scroungers. |
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Starbucks examines sale of its UK business |
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I've noticed that they're really cracking the whip to get us all back into the office now that the job market isn't as desperate for staff as it once was. It's awful, I'm shattered from going into the office today and I'll have to do it tomorrow as well. |
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