#Furlough

Dan

LibertyBiscuits

Let's face it, this is not going to end until furlough ends and those who have lost everything finally group together and take direct action towards those perpetrating it. Facts

Andyh

AndyhHolt

So.......I wrestled with this for a while.My business @WhamWorld received a touch over £150,000 from the government furlough scheme.Turned out we didn’t need it after the initial lockdown.Thought about paying

Dr Jenny Thatcher (Mischievous Sociologist)

JennyAThatcher

My research shows that people that own small businesses such as pubs & customers that have had to continue to go out to work (manual workers) feel extremely angry towards

Joel Rodrigues

joelrwrites

So, it looks like another lockdown is likely. And it's no coincidence that the people calling for harder lockdowns - i.e. activist teachers, journalists etc., all don't stand to lose

Tom Gann

Tom_Gann

The Starmer thing is obviously crap but I think it’s a mistake to do a “interests of business & workers are always opposed” in response because that’s just not true

Dave

TPascally

#Corrie / #coronationstreet / #ExcludedUK To reflect real life Audrey should have furloughed all her hairdressers, got a very small grant to pay her rent on the salon and bills

Chloé Nelkin Consulting

chloenelkin

Following the PM's new lockdown announcement, @TheatresTrust director Jon Morgan responds: While we understand the absolute necessity of protecting lives at this critical time, Theatres Trust is disappointed that theatres

Daniel Fluskey

danielfluskey

Next week the Prime Minister is set to publish a roadmap of stages out of lockdown indicating what sectors may open when. Similar plans are underway in all UK nations.

Crystal moth

Prolapsarian

The UK made the wrong call last March to try to "manage" the virus at "levels that won't overwhelm the NHS." It was the wrong call then. It has been

Stephen Reicher

ReicherStephen

Second, due to the broad definition of 'key worker' there are five times more children in school compared to the first wave. Many classrooms are more than half full. And

Law-or-Fiction

laworfiction

As a reminder, there is no law stopping schools opening. There is no health and safety law stopping them opening.It is a policy decision by Heads and local authorities. By

David S. Bernstein

dbernstein

I totally get the desire to celebrate Trump's defeat the other day, and there did seem to be widespread mask use, but it really feels like we're at a scary

Jon Stone

joncstone

If buying and distributing laptops for kids to learn from home sounds logistically difficult, why not give them vouchers to buy one themselves instead? and for internet connections too. The

JWTheSpa

SpaJw

Your polling primer (a thread) ... YouGov tends to give the Tories their highest scores and Labour its lowest. YouGov may be right, but Opinium on Sunday had Labour on

Ashley Bullock

AshleyBullock07

Ideas that I believe are incredibly important when discussing the return of schools: 1. Teacher burnout is already high. Throwing a ton of PD when we’ve cut raises, won’t pay

Robyn Woolston

robynwoolston

A #thread about #freelancing & #AllostaticLoad ...if you're feeling tired/unproductive/defocused/anxiety-ridden/flawed/unable to form a coherent sentence/job-app/music-score/project idea...it's a completely natural response (YOU

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