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A millennial just asked at the Company meeting what we planned to do to help employees "acclimate" to being back in the office in 2021.   Apparently we need to create an employee training session for standing 6 feet apart.

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20 minutes ago, KD in CA said:

A millennial just asked at the Company meeting what we planned to do to help employees "acclimate" to being back in the office in 2021.   Apparently we need to create an employee training session for standing 6 feet apart.

 

You should see the procedure we have to follow at my office lol

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5 minutes ago, meazza said:

 

You should see the procedure we have to follow at my office lol

 

The announced that we can return to work in October, but I can't use my office.  What's the point?

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5 hours ago, Tiberius said:

This is a deadly thing, a real killer, a plague 

 

—Trump 

In public: It will just disappear by April

 

He knew and lied 

 

So it can't be both?  A killer AND gone by April? 

 

Of course it can.  

 

Next!  

 

 

52 minutes ago, KD in CA said:

A millennial just asked at the Company meeting what we planned to do to help employees "acclimate" to being back in the office in 2021.   Apparently we need to create an employee training session for standing 6 feet apart.

 

We've been back for three months now.  We figured it out.  Masks?  Check!  Work stations six feet apart?  Check!  Temperature checks? Check!  Daily questionnaires?  Check!  Deaths?  None yet but there is this one guy that's really getting on my nerves.............

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33 minutes ago, GG said:

 

The announced that we can return to work in October, but I can't use my office.  What's the point?

 

One of the only bright spots for me as a new parent in this period is getting to work from home. Wake up 2 minutes before a zoom call after pulling an all nighter.  

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Fauci & Rand Paul arguing about herd immunity today was mildly interesting.  Fauci gives no credence whatsoever to the lowered % that many are hypothesizing about lately.

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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

 

A UV light that disinfects surfaces (not new technology) is different from one that goes inside the body (Trump's "idea"). 

 

I'm not sure if you knew that so I just wanted to point that out. 

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9 minutes ago, BeerLeagueHockey said:

Fauci & Rand Paul arguing about herd immunity today was mildly interesting.  Fauci gives no credence whatsoever to the lowered % that many are hypothesizing about lately.

Fauci is a first class FOOL! 

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On 9/21/2020 at 4:08 PM, Magox said:

Edition #137 in Sweden got it right

 

 

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Meanwhile, Europe is going through their second wave and are considering new lock downs.

 

This is now a settled matter, for those that doubted Sweden's approach, just come out now and say you got it wrong.

 

 

 

Funny timing. Sweden considering lockdowns too

 

Sweden has lots of Covid rules in place and a citizen base that complies with the guidance suggested by their CDC-equivalent. They are hardly "wide open," but they are more open than other places. 

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4 minutes ago, shoshin said:

 

Funny timing. Sweden considering lockdowns too

 

Sweden has lots of Covid rules in place and a citizen base that complies with the guidance suggested by their CDC-equivalent. They are hardly "wide open," but they are more open than other places. 

 

That's not what the headline & story say.  Lockdowns are not being considered.

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16 minutes ago, shoshin said:

 

Funny timing. Sweden considering lockdowns too

 

Sweden has lots of Covid rules in place and a citizen base that complies with the guidance suggested by their CDC-equivalent. They are hardly "wide open," but they are more open than other places. 

sounds like Sweden has serious problem

27 people in hospitals for the whole country

2 in ICU

 

lock it down!

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1 hour ago, shoshin said:

 

Funny timing. Sweden considering lockdowns too

 

Sweden has lots of Covid rules in place and a citizen base that complies with the guidance suggested by their CDC-equivalent. They are hardly "wide open," but they are more open than other places. 

 

 

"Stockholm currently has 27 coronavirus patients being treated in the region’s hospitals and two of them are in intensive care units. At the peak of the pandemic, in April, Stockholm hospitals were treating more than 1,100 people with Covid-19."

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