Interesting journey into work todayjust a shame that teachers don't have to make the same effort as the rest of us.
health & safety? my arse.
Interesting journey into work today
health & safety? my arse.
Meh. It was fine. Had W@H emails from three colleagues but they're being pussies.
Another colleague came in from Oxford and left his house at 5:30am to get here
Him
Snow has never stopped me getting in to work. People should just man up tbh.
Pretty much.
Well...there was one day when I worked in Clapham and needed to use both Tube and overground trains or buses to get in and nothing was working so I had to concede defeat that day. In general though people do give up way too easily.
He should have worn a condom!
I have never missed a day getting to work because of snow. I've been sent home in the past, but have always been able to get in.
As for schools, they have to stop this BS. If it really was a health and safety issue, kids in Canada would be off from December to March
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Got kids to school, nursery....got dropped off at station...trains buggered staff advising not to travel...am I going to jog the 30 miles to work...um no.Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
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Isn't the issue that the blame culture in this country combined with the increasing US-style "no win, no fee" bollox means if some kid slips over on their premises they'd probably be sued. And who needs that?
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