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  • Nairn1

    So ..um.. most of the companies I deal with are all sort of working.

    As am I.

    I'm unsure how this works in the current UK lock-down climate.

    No one I deal with, nor myself, are 'essential'.

    Far from it.

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    • I've been wondering about this. Is the guidance still if you can work from home do it but if not... ?fadein11
    • 2 of the main suppliers for our side businesses are working virtually the same as before.fadein11
    • I'm not working from home.
      I take a very quiet route to work and when I'm here encounter no one (very few; single people)      Nairn
    • that's what I mean, you obviously can't. Has there actually been a clear no on unless you are a key worker stay at home? I don't think there has.fadein11
    • UK Gov says: Only go outside for food, health reasons or work (but only if you cannot work from home).
      Essentially, if you're being responsible, which it...      Morning_star
    • ...sound like you are, then it's OK to work.Morning_star
    • Thanks, both Brummies :)
      I kinda figured - I see at least three small businesses carrying on as i walk to work, but have wondered...      Nairn
    • This is one of those rare times in life I wished I was a real person, with a real job, and would know exactly WTF I should do.Nairn
    • Rather than being a flaky ad-hoc reductionist shambolic with no clue WTF I'm doing.Nairn
    • No problem, keep safe. Myself and Fadein11 are off to burn some 5G masts.Morning_star
    • Ha, I blame David Icke Morn. Nairn you aren't doing anything wrong. I am lucky to be able to work from home (done it for 15+ years).
      All the best to you both.      fadein11
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