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Are window cleaners still allowed to work during Coronavirus (Covid-19)?
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dmw
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Correct. This is getting ridiculous, going round and round in circles with no consensus.....
Let's close this thread and start a .........WFP versus Trad debate.?
Pauljagger
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So who’s out Monday?
one man band...
no cash payments
2m social distancing what can go wrong?
one man band...
no cash payments
2m social distancing what can go wrong?
Only just catching up on this, I’m still 50/50 but I have staff that rely on me for their income and I’m following the guidance of my customers.
I send out a message the night before explaining what we are doing and to let us know if they want us to come or not
As for guidance, I found this on the gov.uk site that specifically states only public venues and non essential SHOPS have been asked to close
I'm not getting involved in anyone’s judgement calls, that’s not my place, but if you want government guidance that’s the clearest I’ve seen
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-to-employers-and-businesses-about-covid-19/guidance-for-employers-and-businesses-on-coronavirus-covid-19#keeping-your-business-open
I send out a message the night before explaining what we are doing and to let us know if they want us to come or not
As for guidance, I found this on the gov.uk site that specifically states only public venues and non essential SHOPS have been asked to close
I'm not getting involved in anyone’s judgement calls, that’s not my place, but if you want government guidance that’s the clearest I’ve seen
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-to-employers-and-businesses-about-covid-19/guidance-for-employers-and-businesses-on-coronavirus-covid-19#keeping-your-business-open
Tormato
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It's time innit?! The horse hasn't just been flogged to death - there's nothing left of it!!
You wanna work - work
If you don't - don't work
As Jay from the inbetweeners might put it - simples!!
windowsurfer
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I know I have a £90 cheque lying at the front door from the post 2 days ago,still in its envelope, it can stay there for a bit longer.
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windowsurfer
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Yep we have done that with the post n have opened some, maybe the insides are the problem?
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Andrew called my Father
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I will keep this short and sweet.
From what I have just seen and heard through conversation, anyone going out to work from now on until a relaxing of the guidelines, had better be prepared for some serious flak heading their way. That's it, I have no more to say and I am now bowing out before the forum bully shows his fat face, and we all know who that is don't we? Good luck and goodbye.
From what I have just seen and heard through conversation, anyone going out to work from now on until a relaxing of the guidelines, had better be prepared for some serious flak heading their way. That's it, I have no more to say and I am now bowing out before the forum bully shows his fat face, and we all know who that is don't we? Good luck and goodbye.
Jjamie
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That’s why I’m with Bank of Scotland . On the app you take a picture of the cheque front and back upload it and it clears within 24hrs ?
scottish cleaning service
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There really are some idiots about :banghead3: ?
A motorist was stopped by a motorway patrol on a 224-mile round trip to buy a £15 item off eBay, police said.
The driver travelled from Coventry to collect the eBay purchase of windows in Salford, Greater Manchester, despite the public being warned only to make "essential" journeys due to the coronavirus pandemic.
After picking up his purchase in Salford, unfortunately the driver's wife could not fit in the vehicle for the two-hour return journey south.
She was travelling in the boot of the car when they were pulled over by a motorway patrol on the M6 in Cheshire, according to a tweet by the North West Motorway Police Twitter feed.
Officers wrote out a Traffic Offence Report for the driver.
A motorist was stopped by a motorway patrol on a 224-mile round trip to buy a £15 item off eBay, police said.
The driver travelled from Coventry to collect the eBay purchase of windows in Salford, Greater Manchester, despite the public being warned only to make "essential" journeys due to the coronavirus pandemic.
After picking up his purchase in Salford, unfortunately the driver's wife could not fit in the vehicle for the two-hour return journey south.
She was travelling in the boot of the car when they were pulled over by a motorway patrol on the M6 in Cheshire, according to a tweet by the North West Motorway Police Twitter feed.
Officers wrote out a Traffic Offence Report for the driver.
scottish cleaning service
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Aye, the police said it was curtains for him, lucky he brought his windows with him and the bag was in the boot. ?
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