Isolation/working from home

Being put on a 4 day week from the start of April, the evening shift in our place which is all temps is being done away with

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Cut the grass and done some repairs but somehow managed to bruise my ribs so in a bit of discomfort

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Sun shining today so will get out to the garden for most of the day. That will burn some energy and keep me occupied anyways

They finally did it man... They killed my f**kin' car...

Back to work in a busy office tomorrow, annoying especially with everyone preaching social distancing but we aren’t in a position to work from home and our work is essential so the show must go on.

Pipkin wrote:

BrendanD88 wrote:

Back to work in a busy office tomorrow, annoying especially with everyone preaching social distancing but we aren’t in a position to work from home and our work is essential so the show must go on.

When someone in the office contracts it surely you’ll have to close.. Is there no way of reducing the risk? Change working week/staggered working hours etc.?

The information we have received so far has been so vague, though if anyone in the household feels any of the symptoms a 14 day isolation period is required. But then again there are a lot of Agency workers in our building who will take a financial hit if they isolate luckily I’m not in that position.

Altering working patterns were discussed on Friday but again no decisions have been made, a lot of people will feel uncomfortable and paranoid about sitting in a full office when everyone is being told the importance of social distancing.

Important decisions should have been made last week but as far as I am aware work continues as normal tomorrow.

the last two posters have just illustrated perfectly why Ireland will be hit f**king hard.f**kING ISOLATE. If your boss is interested doing it report the fool. Your health is all that counts.

oldbilly wrote:

the last two posters have just illustrated perfectly why Ireland will be hit f**king hard.f**kING ISOLATE. If your boss is interested doing it report the fool. Your health is all that counts.

This type of stupidity in offices is going to do more harm, there is something just not right or adding up about the way the we are tackling this with the measures in place, it seems a bit contradictory tbh

Just because it's tradition does not make it right

oldbilly wrote:

the last two posters have just illustrated perfectly why Ireland will be hit f**king hard.f**kING ISOLATE. If your boss is interested doing it report the fool. Your health is all that counts.

It's mad to think still companies operating offices full of people. I know people will say certain work can't be done from home etc but don't except that either I work in youth work and we have been working from home the last week (our group numbers are below numbers set by government and could ideally run groups using social distancing). Our board know our targets aren't going to be met because of this decision but they did the right thing and put staff and service users first by shutting the place.

We can do what we can from home and have been learning about zoom etc this past week to allow us to run group sessions through it

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Roberto Baggio wrote:

We are finally working from home now

I found it very annoying working in an environment where a lot of people weren’t taking Coronavirus seriously and some even thought it was a joke. Between dickheads pretending to cough when they walked past others and laughing and people not washing their hands.

Really ?

Bad form that.

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