I wouldn't have imposed such strict measures before someone even died from the virus. Unfortunately, there's a balance between the impact on lives and the long term economy and difficult decisions have to be made and sometimes (in hindsight), everyone's an expert.
They've got the Civil Protection doing it where we live, and people don't even have to pay until the restrictions are lifted - the Mayor's made a personal guarantee to the shopkeepers (there's only one food shop and one pharmacy).
But far from the truth. Your rules seem very similar to ours and 90% of the construction business has been put on hold since the "lockdown". I wouldn't be sure about it at all, it's not essential work.
Not in England the only official person who has said essential workers was Nicola Sturgeon. Labour have ask for clarification on what Boris means by Necessary. Sky seem to think that if you can't work from home you can go to work but it's not clear.
Sorry man dunno, not sure if it's because she had proof of her age or something.
My step sister and I work for banks. I can work at home/laptop bit she works in a branch ... said today the staff told their boss they'd only stay if he marked out two metre marks and let a couple of customers in at a time.
The key is not to be a dickhead.
"If the board supported me, you'd have a feast. As it is, here's a Twix."
Not many boomers still working. Most'll be retired or close to it.
Literally this, if it wasn’t a dire situation we wouldn’t be in lockdown. They don’t want us like this.
I work in commercial banking and know quite a few construction firms. The only reason they're reducing work is if workers are self isolating.
