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Boris...

  • should completely lock us down immediately and fook up all our Christmas'

    Votes: 3 12.5%

  • let the bodies stack high

    Votes: 13 54.2%

  • lock us down from the 29th to fook up Treble's plans

    Votes: 8 33.3%
  • Total voters
    24
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PISKIE said:
This.

And the same people who cried about vaccines, are the same people who benefitted from society coming out of lockdown...

because of vaccines.

p.s I know you won't see this because you're a massive fanjita who's got me on ignore lol, but I agree with you <ok>
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Ooo Massive Fanjita could be your username when I win the bet
 
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Big Ern said:
Had my first jab a few weeks ago, was always going to get it, but thought I'd give it a few months to make sure they hadn't ****ed it up. It wouldn't have been the first time if they had. Didn't get the fluey symptoms, but it did give me really bad vertigo for about 5 days. I got out of bed on about day 3 and it caused me to fall over. Saved getting stoned for a couple of days though.
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The Arnhem Bridge said:
Thirteen players at Portuguese club Belenenses, whose match against Benfica was abandoned in farcical scenes on Saturday, have tested positive for the Covid variant Omicron - accounting for every case currently in the country.
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They've got a couple of South African players, which may not be a coincidence.
Thibang Phete made his debut for them in a home game against Namibia in October.
 
Had a positive antibody result today which I took last week. Probably doesn't mean a lot but making me wonder when I might have had it.
 
Big Ern said:
Had my first jab a few weeks ago, was always going to get it, but thought I'd give it a few months to make sure they hadn't ****ed it up. It wouldn't have been the first time if they had. Didn't get the fluey symptoms, but it did give me really bad vertigo for about 5 days. I got out of bed on about day 3 and it caused me to fall over. Saved getting stoned for a couple of days though.
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If Hitchcock was still alive I'd tell you to send that in.
 
Solid_Air 2 said:
i take it you don't count as frontline staff then .
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I'm not classed as frontline but I'm half expecting it to be extended as they already ask for it for all new members of staff.

Find out in Spring I suppose. Though so far with clinical staff they're re-deploying rather than terminating (which I still think will become a big legal thing at some point) so I may be okay.
 
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Libby said:
I'm not classed as frontline but I'm half expecting it to be extended as they already ask for it for all new members of staff.

Find out in Spring I suppose. Though so far with clinical staff they're re-deploying rather than terminating (which I still think will become a big legal thing at some point) so I may be okay.
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they can probably get round a legal challenge as they can say it is a safety issue just like train drivers being checked for alcohol / drugs before shifts .
 
Solid_Air 2 said:
they can probably get round a legal challenge as they can say it is a safety issue just like train drivers being checked for alcohol / drugs before shifts .
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Possibly. Think it's a minefield for existing contracts (in that example the provision would already exist) personally but we'll see I suppose.

I'm kinda looking forward to the irony of it tbh considering I can work remotely 100% of the time if I wish. Should be good fun.
 
Solid_Air 2 said:
they can probably get round a legal challenge as they can say it is a safety issue just like train drivers being checked for alcohol / drugs before shifts .
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Alcohol and drugs affect folks ability to do the job. Not being vaccinated doesn't. I don't see how the NHS win that one in court especially those already employed.
 
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The Arnhem Bridge said:
Alcohol and drugs affect folks ability to do the job. Not being vaccinated doesn't. I don't see how the NHS win that one in court especially those already employed.
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Yeah, for new members of staff organisation's can say and require whatever they want for terms of employment. Not convinced it's that easy for current employees.
 
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