sarahaxon Yes.
I’m not a curtain twitcher or a miserable git normally but I’m getting fed up of people’s antics prolonging this thing.
If they want to run the risk of ending up in hospital or their vulnerable relatives doing so that’s on them but the problem is the effect ripples out and doesn’t just affect them.
Some people have returned to the office but have to sign risk assessments and such.
Directive for people in IT is if you can work from home, do so until further notice.
I have decent facilities to do my job from home but there are some things that are just easier to do onsite and the actions of morons mean it’s not looking likely I can go back to the office until February or March next year let alone other stuff I wanted to get done!
