@very-rusty saidYou've heard incorrectly.
I have heard reports of 50,000 dying each day!
I don't think he has much choice does he?
-VR
50,000 is the daily rate of people positive with Covid. (Not dying).
Daily deaths are still horribly high at around 700 a day.
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidThank you for the correction on that goad. 50,000 cases a day is really getting up there though isn't it.
You've heard incorrectly.
50,000 is the daily rate of people positive with Covid. (Not dying).
Daily deaths are still horribly high at around 700 a day.
700 is not as high as I had understood also not good, but I think he probably is doing the right thing to close things down at least for a certain period of time.
May God bless and look after you all even if you don't believe! I remember to include everyone all over the world in my nightly prayers.
-VR
@very-rusty saiddon't pray for me rustytina
Thank you for the correction on that goad. 50,000 cases a day is really getting up there though isn't it.
700 is not as high as I had understood also not good, but I think he probably is doing the right thing to close things down at least for a certain period of time.
May God bless and look after you all even if you don't believe! I remember to include everyone all over the world in my nightly prayers.
-VR
@very-rusty saidThe vaccine is coming.
Thank you for the correction on that goad. 50,000 cases a day is really getting up there though isn't it.
700 is not as high as I had understood also not good, but I think he probably is doing the right thing to close things down at least for a certain period of time.
May God bless and look after you all even if you don't believe! I remember to include everyone all over the world in my nightly prayers.
-VR
Until then, need to safeguard the most vulnerable. A lockdown is unavoidable.
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidI concur, Our problem here in Canada is not near what you have right now in the U.K. and the U.S are dealing with. We are a smaller population, but our cases are going up especially out west. I live in Eastern Canada in a Province of Under 1 million people.
The vaccine is coming.
Until then, need to safeguard the most vulnerable. A lockdown is unavoidable.
They have actually opened things up where you can go in and sit down at places like MacDonald's, Tim Horton's, and I believe some other restaurants. This is in Nova Scotia only. Even when things were shut down for awhile we were still able to drive through the Tim's or McDonald's. So I consider us to be very fortunate so far. I don't sit in and probably will not for some time to come.
I believe they are still keeping children out of school for 2 more weeks as there were a few outbreaks in some schools. It is a kind of wait and see right now. I know your front line workers must be exhausted.
-VR
-Removed-My employer has decided to ignore all rules regarding working from home through tiers 3, 4, and no doubt for this lockdown.
Sadly, I need to work to live and provide for my family, so I still go in.
Capitalism over Humanity at every choice.
My choice is to leave in 2021, find something new, but that sort of employer is why covid is spreading so badly in the UK.
I've been there for nearly 14 years, so a disappointing last 8 months.
@paul-a-roberts saidHorrible to feel prevented from doing what you feel is right.
My employer has decided to ignore all rules regarding working from home through tiers 3, 4, and no doubt for this lockdown.
Sadly, I need to work to live and provide for my family, so I still go in.
Capitalism over Humanity at every choice.
My choice is to leave in 2021, find something new, but that sort of employer is why covid is spreading so badly in the UK.
I've been there for nearly 14 years, so a disappointing last 8 months.
Massive disparity between what people say is going on and what is going on. I don't see any distancing in shops. I still see people handling goods and then putting them back on the shelves. We need a bit of leadership and a bit of clarity on what will be enforced and what is needed.
-Removed-Accountancy - and virtually every other person in my profession are either working fully from home, or a mix of home working and office days.
If I report them, and they get closed down, then I am cutting my nose off to spite my face - so instead I do what I can to distance at work, and plan on my exit strategy.
@paul-a-roberts saidDo people wear masks in the office?
Accountancy - and virtually every other person in my profession are either working fully from home, or a mix of home working and office days.
If I report them, and they get closed down, then I am cutting my nose off to spite my face - so instead I do what I can to distance at work, and plan on my exit strategy.
Reporting them would more likely lead to a warning (and hopefully a rethink on their part) but I appreciate the element of risk it might pose to your ongoing employment.