Which is why we should treat everything on the news, except the football results, with a pinch of salt.david63 wrote: 14 Jan 2021, 12:38That's because they are not newsworthy.Bensham33 wrote: 14 Jan 2021, 11:50there are millions of people out there who are making hugh sacrifices and doing the right thing. Strange, nobody seems to talk about them.
In fairness the majority were acknowledged at this week's press conferences
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towny44
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david63
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Why when someone is trying to do the right thing do the "do gooders" have to find problems?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55654229
I can see no problem with an employer requiring his employees to have a Covid jab where they are in a people facing situation. The employer has both a moral and legal obligation to protect his employees (for once H&S can be of benefit) and there are many jobs where it is a condition of employment that you have certain vaccinations.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55654229
I can see no problem with an employer requiring his employees to have a Covid jab where they are in a people facing situation. The employer has both a moral and legal obligation to protect his employees (for once H&S can be of benefit) and there are many jobs where it is a condition of employment that you have certain vaccinations.
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Stephen
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A good start would be to make sure they are all wearing face masks first. And although I agree in principle that everyone should have the jab I can also see the legal argument side.
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Onelife
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My advice to Mr Mullins would be to wait until his present contractors become eligible for the vacsine then rewrite their contracts.
Big man throwing his weight around springs to mind.
Big man throwing his weight around springs to mind.
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Manoverboard
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I need an electrician but it can wait until we two have had the jab. After that we will have to take our chances because there's no way we can expect him to have the results of a test after every customer before he moves on to the next one.
Keep smiling, it's good for your well being
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david63
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You can have tradesmen visit for repairs now - no need to wait.Manoverboard wrote: 15 Jan 2021, 10:15I need an electrician but it can wait until we two have had the jab.
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Manoverboard
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I do realise that but we are shielding .... from EVERYBODYdavid63 wrote: 15 Jan 2021, 10:22You can have tradesmen visit for repairs now - no need to wait.Manoverboard wrote: 15 Jan 2021, 10:15I need an electrician but it can wait until we two have had the jab.
Keep smiling, it's good for your well being
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screwy
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Manoverboard
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Keep smiling, it's good for your well being
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Stephen
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He’s becoming a bl**dy nuisance to
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Stephen
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Boris to make announcement at 5pm. I suspect they’re getting twitchy over the new strain of virus.
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Mervyn and Trish
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Or.maybe applying to join the EU?Stephen wrote: 15 Jan 2021, 15:13Boris to make announcement at 5pm. I suspect they’re getting twitchy over the new strain of virus.
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Stephen
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Mervyn and Trish wrote: 15 Jan 2021, 15:57Or.maybe applying to join the EU?Stephen wrote: 15 Jan 2021, 15:13Boris to make announcement at 5pm. I suspect they’re getting twitchy over the new strain of virus.![]()
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david63
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You do have to laugh
Serves them right
West Yorkshire police stopped a vehicle on the M62 travelling from Greater Manchester to pick up a takeaway.
The car was seen travelling at 90mph, despite recent heavy snowfall.
The three occupants were from three households and received fixed penalty notices, West Yorkshire Police said.
The driver was also fined for speeding, while the car - which had no tax - was seized, the force added.
Serves them right
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Onelife
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david63 wrote: 16 Jan 2021, 15:41You do have to laughWest Yorkshire police stopped a vehicle on the M62 travelling from Greater Manchester to pick up a takeaway.
The car was seen travelling at 90mph, despite recent heavy snowfall.
The three occupants were from three households and received fixed penalty notices, West Yorkshire Police said.
The driver was also fined for speeding, while the car - which had no tax - was seized, the force added.![]()
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Serves them right
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Stephen
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david63 wrote: 16 Jan 2021, 15:41You do have to laughWest Yorkshire police stopped a vehicle on the M62 travelling from Greater Manchester to pick up a takeaway.
The car was seen travelling at 90mph, despite recent heavy snowfall.
The three occupants were from three households and received fixed penalty notices, West Yorkshire Police said.
The driver was also fined for speeding, while the car - which had no tax - was seized, the force added.![]()
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Serves them right
Not harsh enough. They should have been made to strip down to their underwear and made to walk home.
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david63
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You're getting a bit soft in your old age letting them keep their underwearStephen wrote: 16 Jan 2021, 16:18They should have been made to strip down to their underwear and made to walk home.
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david63
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Not a problem as long as they were wearing a mask
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Stephen
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Oh they’d be wearing a mask alright. The tee towel used to water board them.
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