BFC_BFC_BFC
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Ah right... So your point is that you are the NHS so you can bury your head in the sand?Your mildly paranoid 'intrusive technologies' bollocks, about two posts ago.
Ah right... So your point is that you are the NHS so you can bury your head in the sand?Your mildly paranoid 'intrusive technologies' bollocks, about two posts ago.
For certain sectors of the economy working from home has its place, but the whole scale shift that the government and certain employers are trying to instigate is uncomfortable to watch at times. I can name a fair few industries that are doing it right now, banking & finance, profession sectors like solicitors, office based sales staff etc. Productivity has taken a nose dive, many will set up a nice new desk with a green screen behind and act like they are getting the job done when in reality it’s all a farce. We’re a social creature and crave interaction. Many in these types of industry are desperate to put the suit on and get out of the house to a bit of normalityThere are literally millions of people working flexible hours. Never caught on? I've been working flexible hours for 40 years.
Just say the EPL is over rated. That should keep you interacting until you have the vaccine.If you crave interaction, there’s always 20’s
What an odd conclusion to jump to, sounds very conspiracy theory to me, you don't agree with my paranoia so you must be blind to my wisdom.Ah right... So your point is that you are the NHS so you can bury your head in the sand?
In the meantime we can all have bitch and moan on hereIf you crave interaction, there’s always 20’s
I’m not sure it’s paranoia or conspiracy so much as a bit of experience and understanding of the issues really FY8. I appreciate these things aren’t going to occur to you, as essentially you really don’t need to think about the implications, beyond whether your workstation is comfy etc..And working from home is all shiny and new, but there are very real issues... (for employers and employees) to grapple with.What an odd conclusion to jump to, sounds very conspiracy theory to me, you don't agree with my paranoia so you must be blind to my wisdom.
Thanks for the lesson, feel free to patronise me every day at this time, or we could get a 'Bifster educates the masses' sub board if you're not too busy commuting from the coal face of hard capitalism, we could call it ' A View From the Third eye'I’m not sure it’s paranoia or conspiracy so much as a bit of experience and understanding of the issues really FY8. I appreciate these things aren’t going to occur to you, as essentially you really don’t need to think about the implications, beyond whether your workstation is comfy etc..And working from home is all shiny and new, but there are very real issues... (for employers and employees) to grapple with.
No problem... ...The intention isn’t to patronise you. I’m just speaking in response to your inference that some pretty practical comments somehow suggest I’m paranoid or amount to ‘conspiracy theories’. I can only speak as I find and for me that demonstrates both ignorance and naivety.Thanks for the lesson, feel free to patronise me every day at this time, or we could get a 'Bifster educates the masses' sub board if you're not too busy commuting from the coal face of hard capitalism
The thing about comedy..... It’s better when the punchlines don’t come 15 minutes latewe could call it ' A View From the Third eye'
You could start with comedy advice? Do you want me to ask admin?The thing about comedy..... It’s better when the punchlines don’t come 15 minutes late