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Bernie
12:15 Sat Apr 25
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Still on full pay, probably doing about 25% of the work when asked to go in. No chance of job loss or furlough
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Iron Duke
11:21 Sat Apr 25
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Like tunwho, I have to take a 10% cut while working 100% from home.
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violator
11:09 Sat Apr 25
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I'm on furlough, work in business travel and have no Idea when I'll be back to normal
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Stickleback
11:01 Sat Apr 25
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Been retired for over a year now. Really annoyed that all these people that haven't served their working time are sitting at home doing nothing, just like me.
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Lertie Button
10:46 Sat Apr 25
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Definitely agree with the culling of the weak, as the experts say better no Prime Minister than a bad one.
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bruuuno
10:06 Sat Apr 25
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Interesting in that it will have a streamlining effect. 19 is a cull of the weak in every sense
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Alfs
5:10 Sat Apr 25
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Working in sales. I've always worked from home anyway so not much change.
What I sell is a no-contract software solution. Client's subscribe the same way you would with Netflix. For the first few weeks, we were getting loads of people cancelling or pausing their accounts and for a while, we became rather concerned.
Though still a little quieter than usual it's picking back up now and I expect sales to be back to their usual levels in May, if not above, as businesses realise that we're in this for some time and if they want to survive they need to be proactive.
Many businesses will go down and this shows the importance of having a cash contingency. If you're chasing your tail you have no chance.
I speak to business owners/directors every day and many (not some) can't tell me what their company's USP is or even explain how they could add value to a new client in a couple of sentences. It's staggering.
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andyd12345
1:45 Sat Apr 25
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Working full time, all from home. Loving it. Used to wfh a day a week, really enjoy doing 5 days a week. Been told to expect to continue working from home for the whole year, which I’m delighted about. This can carry on as long it wants as far as I’m concerned
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White Pony
1:21 Sat Apr 25
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Stay classy, Essex.
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Eerie Descent
1:20 Sat Apr 25
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Sitting in my shorts all day in the garden sipping Peroni enjoying the sun, then once I've had enough of that I stick on my tracky bottoms and head for the supermarket to re-stock for the next day.
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Grumpster
12:58 Sat Apr 25
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Wfh and living the dream, though do miss boozing with the guys at work.
Firm is busier than this time last year, but I guess the acid test will be if all of the clients who we are billing are able to pay them.
Partners will be taking 20% less on their drawings each month so nobody will be furloughed.
Imagine offices will start re-opening in london in june, but with many still staying at home if they can. I'm classed as high risk, so reckon I can get some decent time out of this and am saving £370 a month on travel, so decent.
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tunwhu
12:34 Sat Apr 25
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Been working since it all kicked off but just been asked to take 10% wage cut for 2 months, whilst carrying on working and covering for those furloughed.
Typically, 5 year fixed mortgage ends next month and we were looking to borrow a little bit more to get some work done on the house. Despite the Bank of England base rate having gone down in the period, our mortgage on svr will cost more thanks to our backstabbing bailed-out-by-us banks putting the borrowing rate up and taking it away from savers so they can make money off everyone at their most vulnerable. These parasites need a serious kick in the bollocks. Wankers
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Hammer and Pickle
12:24 Sat Apr 25
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Self employed, working 100% and will get 0% income from the government.
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AKA ERNIE
12:12 Sat Apr 25
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Self employed not working but will get 80% of income from government
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joyo
11:36 Fri Apr 24
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Sleazy Bell End 9.34
Another 3 or 4 more months in Thailand? How much ladyboy cock do you need?
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Northern Sold
11:34 Fri Apr 24
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Public Servant... working... from home... prob busier than I am normally in my workplace
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On The Ball
11:32 Fri Apr 24
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Working from home and loving it. Work for the NHS so the only chance of any change to my work is if I get redeployed to do something on the front line. I suppose it would be nice to do something worthy of the clapping that I lap up every Thursday.
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VickyPkVillageIdiot
11:06 Fri Apr 24
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Been off for 5 weeks on full pay.
They reckon they're planning to 're-mobilise' on the 11th of May.
We'll see.
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Far Cough
9:42 Fri Apr 24
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Bebaios, poly malakas
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ray winstone
9:40 Fri Apr 24
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Μαλακας
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Far Cough
9:38 Fri Apr 24
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I'm still wanking like fiend
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