How many goverment employees bothered going in
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Adrian W said:
Teachers, council workers, dustmen,NHS clerical, funny but where I live none of them are going in, some of them even say their bosses advised them to stay home.
Funny how many people make it to work in the private sector.
1/10Funny how many people make it to work in the private sector.
Everyone in as normal in my office (university). Hospital looks like business as usual too.
Tony*T3 said:
I work in the private sector, got a call from my boss saying not to travel this morning.
You see, proper grown up person that can make a decision.
When you want your car digging out of the snow later on its most likely a public sector worker thats going to be helping you out.
Err no, in Essex it's sub contracted to Balfour Beatty and Keir, who both get paid fortunes, I am told their normal employees grit and clear roads as a part time very well paid job.You see, proper grown up person that can make a decision.
When you want your car digging out of the snow later on its most likely a public sector worker thats going to be helping you out.
David87M3 said:
Adrian W said:
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Funny how many people make it to work in the private sector.
Quite, even if police advice don NOT travel we in the private sector would get a bollocing for not attending workFunny how many people make it to work in the private sector.
We have people who live 3 miles from the office and have not bothered to turn he. The boss was raging. I look forward to seeing what happens to them tomorrow!
Adrian W said:
Teachers, council workers, dustmen,NHS clerical, funny but where I live none of them are going in, some of them even say their bosses advised them to stay home.
Funny how many people make it to work in the private sector.
I did. Dont worry, I'm going to spend your tax pounds on tea, biscuits and surfing the interweb all day.Funny how many people make it to work in the private sector.
Mrs XXVIII works for the child fostering services of Lancashire County Council.
She set off wrapped in lots of woolly clothing, having cleared the snow from her little car @ 7.45 this morning.
She slid along the road (as far as I could see) and paused for a moment before carrying on.
She says her office (usual staff of her and 4) was full of the rest of 'em and the car park attendant cadging a cuppa when she got there at 8.35.
She says that they all get 'free' council parking today, not because the car park is unusually empty but because the chap got a cuppa.
Not all gubburmunt people are feckless, some do a fine job whatever the weather.
Shame that LCC is also wasting almost half a million quid over the next five years on a job post that's best described as 'The LCC Recession Czar' - whadda fek's all that about?
She set off wrapped in lots of woolly clothing, having cleared the snow from her little car @ 7.45 this morning.
She slid along the road (as far as I could see) and paused for a moment before carrying on.
She says her office (usual staff of her and 4) was full of the rest of 'em and the car park attendant cadging a cuppa when she got there at 8.35.
She says that they all get 'free' council parking today, not because the car park is unusually empty but because the chap got a cuppa.
Not all gubburmunt people are feckless, some do a fine job whatever the weather.
Shame that LCC is also wasting almost half a million quid over the next five years on a job post that's best described as 'The LCC Recession Czar' - whadda fek's all that about?
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h about their colleagues how made the sensible decision.