REIVER wrote: I decided to work at a kiwifruit packhouse to stave off lvl 4 boredom. What a shambles! I think they got 2/1 metres apart confused with 1/2 metres apart. I put in 2 incident reports and refused to work until they could assure my safety. I went back and did another day but no change in process and practices so I left. I was told 'We get the distance right 80% of the time'. That, I thought is enough to kill me. My life is worth more than$18.90 an hour, but a lot of people are not in a position to complain because of ignorance or desperation. |
MATTOO wrote: Muppet, I would say respectfully. It's a peace of piss to give safe service and have safe self imposed distances. Anything else is a sad excuse.of behaviour of all parties. |
Muppet wrote:
You should worry about takeaways, coffees, touching anything in public / shops in that case. It is not sad behavior it is people being normal. What is sad is the fact people getting in a knot about it. Call the fun police if it was that bad. I don't know how the economy is going to function in these circumstances. |
bricker wrote: Mmmmmm....the above post was in response to Reiver's kiwifruit one!!! |
taurangatroutmaster wrote: No point complaining, it's like that everywhere. Social distancing is complete bollucks just like this "virus" why would people who know this abide by pointless rules? You could always stay hiding at home if it genuinely worrys u. As for hand sanitizer, I haven't used that once since this started. It kills all the bacteria, good and bad. That's not good, how do u think natural immunity happens? I never get sick |
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