Search results

Also, if you plot cumulative cases for Italy and UK we are tracking them perfectly with a 15 day lag.

Still showing the same trend so not sure why you tried to claim we had diverged from Italy on it.

Sure, but you can see where the confusion comes from. Just scanning over the contents of the bill I can't see anything about public movement, is there anything in there?

Didn't Gove say something about limiting exercise to one hour?

The way the company seems to have it's priorities I'm sure these people will still be getting paid after all the engineering and production staff are gone and there's no product for them to sell.

It specifically says salaried as well.

I'm sure some will but you'd said you couldn't see how they could claim it. Email is out today and sounds like they are looking to put a lot of people on it.

The rules aren't very clear cut but what have they done wrong?

That seems to be the long and the short of it.

I understand that, I am one of those staff, but it sounds like you are prioritising staff over production staff. There's little point us getting the next MY ready if there's nobody to build it. Yes it's due to supply channel, a side effect of the virus, so business should be eligible to claim...

Well it seems they are going to claim it.

Just had email from HR saying they’ll be looking to put people on furlough where possible. Anyone already stood down will be on furlough. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The union did send some communication which said they would be focussed on measures that maintain jobs but I think the company is going to struggle to survive let alone not have any redundancies. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What good are the staff if there are no cars being built to sell? And production is stopped for 4 weeks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If you hear anything you’re not comfortable sharing in public please feel free to DM me. I’m on the increased working week and they should have dropped that weeks ago IMO to save some costs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If the company runs out of money paying the wages are they then eligible? Is it even a condition that workers need to be expendable? I thought any business can claim it if affected even if it’s just due to reduced demand? I’d imagine the cash reserve would last a lot longer if all they had to...

Meanwhile several of the department are in hospital, losing more by the day as they isolate with symptoms. Yet still it’s “business critical” that we continue working. The thinking seems to be they want the next lot of cars ready on time for sale (demand is obviously going to be severely...

Yes the wages are ridiculous for most people. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The probably we have in the U.K. is the term engineer isn’t legally defined like in many countries so the term gets banded about too freely and means there’s nothing to stop managers promoting their “yes men” to engineer so they can give them a raise and keep them on side. Sent from my iPhone...

Our management are telling us we need to keep working as the government won’t help us. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk