Employee refusing to work due to coronavirus fears
Discussion
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Not especially, why?
Why put an employee at risk of getting Corona virus on way to work or home for non essential cleaning one day a week. I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
Fatball said:
Why put an employee at risk of getting Corona virus on way to work or home for non essential cleaning one day a week.
I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
Because that is what I pay them to do.I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
They won't catch the virus driving to work and back!
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Fatball said:
Why put an employee at risk of getting Corona virus on way to work or home for non essential cleaning one day a week.
I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
Because that is what I pay them to do.I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
They won't catch the virus driving to work and back!
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Because that is what I pay them to do.
They won't catch the virus driving to work and back!
Unless its essential it really is good advice to just stay at home. I doubt your cleaner regards cleaning your office as essential, and I hope you don't penalise them for that choiceThey won't catch the virus driving to work and back!
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Fatball said:
Why put an employee at risk of getting Corona virus on way to work or home for non essential cleaning one day a week.
I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
Because that is what I pay them to do.I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
They won't catch the virus driving to work and back!
If you are doing office work why aren’t you all working from home?
Stay in Bed Instead said:
Fatball said:
Why put an employee at risk of getting Corona virus on way to work or home for non essential cleaning one day a week.
I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
Because that is what I pay them to do.I’d be tidying up myself if I had a need to be there rather than having an albeit small chance of my cleaner dying just for cleaning my office.
They won't catch the virus driving to work and back!
DoubleD said:
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hstewie said:
hstewie said: Certainly isn't a job I'd want to be doing right now.
I wouldnt want to do it at any timeThose that have to do it almost certainly don't sign up to risking their health when they think they're simply cleaning the average office.
Fatball said:
Read what you’ve just typed. You’re happy to put an employee at risk because you pay them. Good luck.
They aren't at any more risk than any other employee including myself.Would you like to see all non essential businesses close? That is categorically not the government advice.
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