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One of my mates in a larger company is still at work because most of their staff would be unable to work from home, so the company is letting them wear their own clothes to "boost morale"
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Brilliant
Whos clothes do they wear normally?
Just had news that we're back in the office next week but..... it's dress down every day!
T H A N K G O D
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posted 11 minutes ago
One of my mates in a larger company is still at work because most of their staff would be unable to work from home, so the company is letting them wear their own clothes to "boost morale"
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Brilliant
Whos clothes do they wear normally?
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That's weird as only just seen Xavi's post.
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Going to try using the push along strimmer later, although I've developed a cough and tight chest this morning..
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Yep, played cricket in the garden with the kids yesterday and was genuinely short of breath with a dry cough. No temp which is the only thing that I am clinging on to in terms of me not having it.
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But if you are fit and well then you might not have all the symptoms?
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Not how this shiiiit thing works dude, people will be affected to different levels dependant on their health, age etc.
And he might not even have covid, even so, government guidelines is that anyone who coughs more than 3 times in a day should self isolate.
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any smoker will already cough that amount anyway
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Nonsense. I smoke and don't cough.
FA on twitter:
Our board has agreed to extend the 2019-20 professional football season indefinitely, with leagues and competitions now suspended until at least 30 April.
https://t.co/tVh1EadOta
Prepare for the massive fume on here
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posted 1 minute ago
FA on twitter:
Our board has agreed to extend the 2019-20 professional football season indefinitely, with leagues and competitions now suspended until at least 30 April.
https://t.co/tVh1EadOta
Prepare for the massive fume on here
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It was just wishful thinking from them. It was obvious they weren't going to start a new season until this one ended.
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In the office still
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That surely gotta change by COP Friday
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Fvck knows. I'm past caring now tbh. I've already told my parents I won't meet them at the weekend and not to come to Nottingham. I take precautions but still had a pint last night. Washed my hands, etc, before entering and after leaving.
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Madness you are still in an office mate
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Considering two people have blatantly had the symptoms yes. I've not had any tbf but does that mean anything? Nope.
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Yep we have 2 guys confirmed now too. We just had a huge barney with our boss, as we're the only dept that is still fully staffed despite the director saying on friday we can work from home. Idiot still doesn't understand the reasons for us not being in the office. So we decided we're doing 2 days at a time from home (there's 4 of us, so 2 "in", 2 out" )
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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In the office still
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That surely gotta change by COP Friday
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Fvck knows. I'm past caring now tbh. I've already told my parents I won't meet them at the weekend and not to come to Nottingham. I take precautions but still had a pint last night. Washed my hands, etc, before entering and after leaving.
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Madness you are still in an office mate
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Considering two people have blatantly had the symptoms yes. I've not had any tbf but does that mean anything? Nope.
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Yep we have 2 guys confirmed now too. We just had a huge barney with our boss, as we're the only dept that is still fully staffed despite the director saying on friday we can work from home. Idiot still doesn't understand the reasons for us not being in the office. So we decided we're doing 2 days at a time from home (there's 4 of us, so 2 "in", 2 out" )
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Two floors of our building going through a deep clean after someone got sick but we're still in (a few floors above though).
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posted 2 hours, 11 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 16 minutes ago
One of my mates in a larger company is still at work because most of their staff would be unable to work from home, so the company is letting them wear their own clothes to "boost morale"
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If you work for a larger company, how can you not have the capability to work from home!?
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You'll be surprised. I recently joined a corporate company only to find out on the first day these guys still print hardcopy files
I've been making a fuss about it everyday for about 3 months now lol.
Now that covoid19 has hit the scene and there's a real possibility that everyone will have to work from home so now they're on a drive to go paperless and also get laptops for as many employees as possible
There's also a workflow process in the pipeline. Took them 20+ years for all of this
Only God knows how they were turning out profits all these years working like cavemen.
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posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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No they aren't, it's a minor reduction at the moment but most of our food supplies are just in time connections and these countries are rightly prioritizing their own and their neighbours.
We took the decision to distance ourselves from Europe, any supermarket worker will tell you they aren't getting the same levels of stock in.
I understand a desire to stop panic, but the government could be heading some issues off by urging people to do a bit of growing at home.
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comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 16 minutes ago
One of my mates in a larger company is still at work because most of their staff would be unable to work from home, so the company is letting them wear their own clothes to "boost morale"
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If you work for a larger company, how can you not have the capability to work from home!?
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You'll be surprised. I recently joined a corporate company only to find out on the first day these guys still print hardcopy files
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Standard practice, we have it at royal mail.. Computer copy and hardcopies of so so much rubbish
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I've been making a fuss about it everyday for about 3 months now lol.
Now that covoid19 has hit the scene and there's a real possibility that everyone will have to work from home so now they're on a drive to go paperless and also get laptops for as many employees as possible
There's also a workflow process in the pipeline. Took them 20+ years for all of this
Only God knows how they were turning out profits all these years working like cavemen.
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Are they pharma?
The reason I ask is because they are about 20 years behind everyone else for things like this.
A few years ago I worked for a different multi national global pharma company who had an ERP system but still done their production planning in Excel
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posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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No they aren't, it's a minor reduction at the moment but most of our food supplies are just in time connections and these countries are rightly prioritizing their own and their neighbours.
We took the decision to distance ourselves from Europe, any supermarket worker will tell you they aren't getting the same levels of stock in.
I understand a desire to stop panic, but the government could be heading some issues off by urging people to do a bit of growing at home.
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I'm not sure people stacking shelves know much about this to be honest but supermarkets have increased their orders and increased lorries and hours of drivers, in order to get more stock in. The government has been working with them on this.
We're just not at that point where people need to be worrying about running out of goods, IF people wouldn't stop being selfish and panic buying.
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comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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No they aren't, it's a minor reduction at the moment but most of our food supplies are just in time connections and these countries are rightly prioritizing their own and their neighbours.
We took the decision to distance ourselves from Europe, any supermarket worker will tell you they aren't getting the same levels of stock in.
I understand a desire to stop panic, but the government could be heading some issues off by urging people to do a bit of growing at home.
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I'm not sure people stacking shelves know much about this to be honest but supermarkets have increased their orders and increased lorries and hours of drivers, in order to get more stock in. The government has been working with them on this.
We're just not at that point where people need to be worrying about running out of goods, IF people wouldn't stop being selfish and panic buying.
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Of course shelf stockers see the stock coming in, in many chains like morrisons they still order it...
At its peak 1 in 6 will be off, it's already about 1 in 20,
Add to that we wasted a lot of crops in this country last year due to a lack of pickers and we will be in trouble sooner than expected, ive started securing our fences already
Time for me to dust off the shot gun by the sounds if it
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posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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No they aren't, it's a minor reduction at the moment but most of our food supplies are just in time connections and these countries are rightly prioritizing their own and their neighbours.
We took the decision to distance ourselves from Europe, any supermarket worker will tell you they aren't getting the same levels of stock in.
I understand a desire to stop panic, but the government could be heading some issues off by urging people to do a bit of growing at home.
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I'm not sure people stacking shelves know much about this to be honest but supermarkets have increased their orders and increased lorries and hours of drivers, in order to get more stock in. The government has been working with them on this.
We're just not at that point where people need to be worrying about running out of goods, IF people wouldn't stop being selfish and panic buying.
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Of course shelf stockers see the stock coming in, in many chains like morrisons they still order it...
At its peak 1 in 6 will be off, it's already about 1 in 20,
Add to that we wasted a lot of crops in this country last year due to a lack of pickers and we will be in trouble sooner than expected, ive started securing our fences already
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Yes they see it coming in but they don't see the plans in place. The plans in place were to increase orders, lorries and drivers in order to get the stock in to replace the stock the selfish idiots have taken. The government is working with them on this, relaxing rules. People stacking shelves won't see this.
If selfish idiots didn't raid the shelves, everybody would have everything. There is no shortage due to not enough to go around, there is a shortage due to selfish idiots taking more than they need and stocking up for something which would be months away, if it even does occur. The supermarkets didn't foresee this and therefore didn't up their orders, which they have now done.
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Two trollies
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posted 9 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 11 minutes ago
One of my mates in a larger company is still at work because most of their staff would be unable to work from home, so the company is letting them wear their own clothes to "boost morale"
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Brilliant
Whos clothes do they wear normally?
posted on 19/3/20
Just had news that we're back in the office next week but..... it's dress down every day!
T H A N K G O D
posted on 19/3/20
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Prankster - Dr Pu$$y (U22336)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 11 minutes ago
One of my mates in a larger company is still at work because most of their staff would be unable to work from home, so the company is letting them wear their own clothes to "boost morale"
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Brilliant
Whos clothes do they wear normally?
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posted on 19/3/20
That's weird as only just seen Xavi's post.
posted on 19/3/20
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posted 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
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posted 5 minutes ago
comment by (kash) I'm the Mané - 6 Times Baby (U1108)
posted 37 minutes ago
comment by GTWI4T- some people deserve to get trolled (U6008)
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Going to try using the push along strimmer later, although I've developed a cough and tight chest this morning..
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Yep, played cricket in the garden with the kids yesterday and was genuinely short of breath with a dry cough. No temp which is the only thing that I am clinging on to in terms of me not having it.
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But if you are fit and well then you might not have all the symptoms?
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Not how this shiiiit thing works dude, people will be affected to different levels dependant on their health, age etc.
And he might not even have covid, even so, government guidelines is that anyone who coughs more than 3 times in a day should self isolate.
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any smoker will already cough that amount anyway
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Nonsense. I smoke and don't cough.
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FA on twitter:
Our board has agreed to extend the 2019-20 professional football season indefinitely, with leagues and competitions now suspended until at least 30 April.
https://t.co/tVh1EadOta
Prepare for the massive fume on here
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comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 1 minute ago
FA on twitter:
Our board has agreed to extend the 2019-20 professional football season indefinitely, with leagues and competitions now suspended until at least 30 April.
https://t.co/tVh1EadOta
Prepare for the massive fume on here
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It was just wishful thinking from them. It was obvious they weren't going to start a new season until this one ended.
posted on 19/3/20
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In the office still
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That surely gotta change by COP Friday
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Fvck knows. I'm past caring now tbh. I've already told my parents I won't meet them at the weekend and not to come to Nottingham. I take precautions but still had a pint last night. Washed my hands, etc, before entering and after leaving.
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Madness you are still in an office mate
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Considering two people have blatantly had the symptoms yes. I've not had any tbf but does that mean anything? Nope.
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Yep we have 2 guys confirmed now too. We just had a huge barney with our boss, as we're the only dept that is still fully staffed despite the director saying on friday we can work from home. Idiot still doesn't understand the reasons for us not being in the office. So we decided we're doing 2 days at a time from home (there's 4 of us, so 2 "in", 2 out" )
posted on 19/3/20
Starting Monday.
posted on 19/3/20
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
posted on 19/3/20
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posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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posted 19 minutes ago
In the office still
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That surely gotta change by COP Friday
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Fvck knows. I'm past caring now tbh. I've already told my parents I won't meet them at the weekend and not to come to Nottingham. I take precautions but still had a pint last night. Washed my hands, etc, before entering and after leaving.
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Madness you are still in an office mate
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Considering two people have blatantly had the symptoms yes. I've not had any tbf but does that mean anything? Nope.
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Yep we have 2 guys confirmed now too. We just had a huge barney with our boss, as we're the only dept that is still fully staffed despite the director saying on friday we can work from home. Idiot still doesn't understand the reasons for us not being in the office. So we decided we're doing 2 days at a time from home (there's 4 of us, so 2 "in", 2 out" )
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Two floors of our building going through a deep clean after someone got sick but we're still in (a few floors above though).
posted on 19/3/20
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posted 2 hours, 11 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 16 minutes ago
One of my mates in a larger company is still at work because most of their staff would be unable to work from home, so the company is letting them wear their own clothes to "boost morale"
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If you work for a larger company, how can you not have the capability to work from home!?
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You'll be surprised. I recently joined a corporate company only to find out on the first day these guys still print hardcopy files
posted on 19/3/20
tree murderers
posted on 19/3/20
I've been making a fuss about it everyday for about 3 months now lol.
Now that covoid19 has hit the scene and there's a real possibility that everyone will have to work from home so now they're on a drive to go paperless and also get laptops for as many employees as possible
There's also a workflow process in the pipeline. Took them 20+ years for all of this
Only God knows how they were turning out profits all these years working like cavemen.
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posted 32 minutes ago
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posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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No they aren't, it's a minor reduction at the moment but most of our food supplies are just in time connections and these countries are rightly prioritizing their own and their neighbours.
We took the decision to distance ourselves from Europe, any supermarket worker will tell you they aren't getting the same levels of stock in.
I understand a desire to stop panic, but the government could be heading some issues off by urging people to do a bit of growing at home.
posted on 19/3/20
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} Super European Champions of the World (U2720)
posted 11 minutes ago
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posted 2 hours, 11 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 16 minutes ago
One of my mates in a larger company is still at work because most of their staff would be unable to work from home, so the company is letting them wear their own clothes to "boost morale"
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If you work for a larger company, how can you not have the capability to work from home!?
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You'll be surprised. I recently joined a corporate company only to find out on the first day these guys still print hardcopy files
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Standard practice, we have it at royal mail.. Computer copy and hardcopies of so so much rubbish
posted on 19/3/20
comment by Michael Edwards FC {Proud owner of the 5 000 000th comment} Super European Champions of the World (U2720)
posted 3 minutes ago
I've been making a fuss about it everyday for about 3 months now lol.
Now that covoid19 has hit the scene and there's a real possibility that everyone will have to work from home so now they're on a drive to go paperless and also get laptops for as many employees as possible
There's also a workflow process in the pipeline. Took them 20+ years for all of this
Only God knows how they were turning out profits all these years working like cavemen.
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Are they pharma?
The reason I ask is because they are about 20 years behind everyone else for things like this.
A few years ago I worked for a different multi national global pharma company who had an ERP system but still done their production planning in Excel
posted on 19/3/20
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posted 13 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 32 minutes ago
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posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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No they aren't, it's a minor reduction at the moment but most of our food supplies are just in time connections and these countries are rightly prioritizing their own and their neighbours.
We took the decision to distance ourselves from Europe, any supermarket worker will tell you they aren't getting the same levels of stock in.
I understand a desire to stop panic, but the government could be heading some issues off by urging people to do a bit of growing at home.
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I'm not sure people stacking shelves know much about this to be honest but supermarkets have increased their orders and increased lorries and hours of drivers, in order to get more stock in. The government has been working with them on this.
We're just not at that point where people need to be worrying about running out of goods, IF people wouldn't stop being selfish and panic buying.
posted on 19/3/20
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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No they aren't, it's a minor reduction at the moment but most of our food supplies are just in time connections and these countries are rightly prioritizing their own and their neighbours.
We took the decision to distance ourselves from Europe, any supermarket worker will tell you they aren't getting the same levels of stock in.
I understand a desire to stop panic, but the government could be heading some issues off by urging people to do a bit of growing at home.
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I'm not sure people stacking shelves know much about this to be honest but supermarkets have increased their orders and increased lorries and hours of drivers, in order to get more stock in. The government has been working with them on this.
We're just not at that point where people need to be worrying about running out of goods, IF people wouldn't stop being selfish and panic buying.
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Of course shelf stockers see the stock coming in, in many chains like morrisons they still order it...
At its peak 1 in 6 will be off, it's already about 1 in 20,
Add to that we wasted a lot of crops in this country last year due to a lack of pickers and we will be in trouble sooner than expected, ive started securing our fences already
posted on 19/3/20
Time for me to dust off the shot gun by the sounds if it
posted on 19/3/20
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 23 seconds ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 1 hour, 37 minutes ago
Went to Asda earlier, it's still mental. Managed to get thr milk and potatoes I needed.
Cereal aisle was wiped out though..
Checkouts all rammed. People with two trophies,.. That Blizzard song - "I wish it could be Christmas everyday"
Well this is what it looks like.. totally nuts.
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I keep posting it but..
80% of our supermarket food comes from abroad,
We can only produce 60% of what we need in this country.
If anyone thinks Spain, Italy and the rest of Europe that props us up are
A) Still producing at capacity
B) prioritizing exports to us
Then they need to give their head a wobble.. Supermarket shelves aren't just empty because of *panic buyers* there is a reason stock markets are through the floor, productivity is fecked.
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Of course they are.
If people weren't panic buying, there would be stock. Supermarkets have now had to increase their orders, due to this. Before the panic buying, they wouldn't have had to do that.
That's not to say that in future, your two points wouldn't become reality but certainly we're not at that point yet.
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No they aren't, it's a minor reduction at the moment but most of our food supplies are just in time connections and these countries are rightly prioritizing their own and their neighbours.
We took the decision to distance ourselves from Europe, any supermarket worker will tell you they aren't getting the same levels of stock in.
I understand a desire to stop panic, but the government could be heading some issues off by urging people to do a bit of growing at home.
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I'm not sure people stacking shelves know much about this to be honest but supermarkets have increased their orders and increased lorries and hours of drivers, in order to get more stock in. The government has been working with them on this.
We're just not at that point where people need to be worrying about running out of goods, IF people wouldn't stop being selfish and panic buying.
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Of course shelf stockers see the stock coming in, in many chains like morrisons they still order it...
At its peak 1 in 6 will be off, it's already about 1 in 20,
Add to that we wasted a lot of crops in this country last year due to a lack of pickers and we will be in trouble sooner than expected, ive started securing our fences already
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Yes they see it coming in but they don't see the plans in place. The plans in place were to increase orders, lorries and drivers in order to get the stock in to replace the stock the selfish idiots have taken. The government is working with them on this, relaxing rules. People stacking shelves won't see this.
If selfish idiots didn't raid the shelves, everybody would have everything. There is no shortage due to not enough to go around, there is a shortage due to selfish idiots taking more than they need and stocking up for something which would be months away, if it even does occur. The supermarkets didn't foresee this and therefore didn't up their orders, which they have now done.
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