Search results

I had mine done when the doctors phoned up and said get here now and you can have one. They had loads left at the end of the day from people who hadn't turned up.

Why is Gove talking about extending furlough past September? Even if we don't open up on 21 June surely by September pretty much everyone should have had one jab, think if we kept to the original timetable and 12 week gap (and we seem to be ahead and shortening the gap) everyone was double...

Its just shorthand isn't it? Nobody things the entire cost of a player is handed over by Robins in used notes at a service station but its all relative. If we sell a player for £1m and buy a player for £2m (wishful thinking!) it may not all be up front but it will be vaguely proportionate. We...

Totally get where you're coming from and there's no doubt there's a group of people who happily piss their money away and then complain but don't think that's the case for everyone. In my mind if you're working full time you should be able to afford a half decent standard of living. For me the...

Even if there was enough teachers and the money to employ them is that actually possible? I live near the school I went to. When I was there in the late 80s class sizes weren't exactly small and there was more pupils than the buildings were designed for. Now the pupil numbers are far higher but...

Are the England games at the Euros on ITV or BBC? Matterface is an appalling commentator, how on earth did he get this job?

Hope the Euros are better than this.

My company has a few years left on the lease of a large building but the landlord is looking to sell and we've said we're more than happy to terminate the lease if it helps the sale as we won't be going back in full time. Most people will be in 1 or 2 days a week. Every person in the company...

Fully expecting teachers to be labelled lazy if they object to a shorter lunch break and / or extending the school day.

They're way ahead of you there. Half the marketing department has been replaced with apprentices since the pandemic began. Bit of a tricky one for them as, to put it politely, they only employ a certain demographic of people which doesn't alway match up with the pool of candidates on...

Think I've mentioned it before but a client of ours is a chain of luxury hotels (in the £400 and upwards a night bracket). Virtually all their non-management staff are Eastern European and seeing the conditions they work in was certainly an eye opener. On minimum wage but live on site, in...

I was really hoping we'd get to spend the summer going over the same old 'how did we end up in Birmingham' and whose to blame. Who will be the first person to post up percentages of blame for all the parties involved?

Don’t forget cutting lunch breaks.

Shall I start a do we need to worry about H10N3 thread? First Human Case Of H10N3 Bird Flu Reported In China | IFLScience

Is he seriously suggesting if he plays a blinder he's back in and someone else will be kicked out of the squad? Would love him to have an amazing game now just to see how Southgate gets himself out of a mess that would be of his own creating.

Not sure what you're trying to argue here to be honest. My original point was full time salaried staff being replaced by apprentices who aren't up to the job to save the company money. A one year apprentice at under £9K a year is far less than employing someone in a salaried position of £25K...

Think the youngest apprentice we've had was 18, the two who started last week (to replace two full time salaried employees who have left) are both in their 30s so paying £4.30 an hour, before any subsidy, is a lot cheaper than employing someone on at least £8.91 an hour although if you told a...

Nobody can really deny that being at the Ricoh, unless its a stupid deal, is better financially than being at St Andrews. But that hides the bigger issue really which is the basket case that football clubs are. How many clubs would survive if they were treated the same way as other businesses...

Bit of a good news / bad news with the figures today. Cases over 3K again even with the weekend and bank holiday lag we always seem to get. That puts the 7 day trend at a 32% increase. However the good news is deaths on zero today which puts the 7 day trend at a 10% decrease. For some...

Don't see any reason you couldn't do what you suggest. There's already different terms for apprentices so thats not the issue. Whats minimum wage now, £8 something, apprentices are on £4.15 plus you get a grant (£1,000?) per apprentice. From what I've seen the system is designed to get people...