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11/22/2020 11:06 am  #1


November 22nd, 2020: Social Distancing

These black cabs have been parked up on some farmland near London to wait out the epidemic as demand for taxis has plummeted.  Photo credit Victoria Jones/PA Wire via BBC


The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity  Amelia Earhart
 

12/03/2020 5:22 pm  #2


Re: November 22nd, 2020: Social Distancing

It makes me wonder how much we're going to comeback when we come back. What percentage of those cabs are not going back into service?


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 

12/03/2020 10:02 pm  #3


Re: November 22nd, 2020: Social Distancing

I think they'll all be back in service within another year or two. People have short memories.

 

12/05/2020 9:07 am  #4


Re: November 22nd, 2020: Social Distancing

Pete's company has opened the door to permanent work from home. I wonder...


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 

12/06/2020 8:14 am  #5


Re: November 22nd, 2020: Social Distancing

Anything's possible. But I also think things are "permanent" until they're not. Five years from now, a new manager comes in, says he's got numbers proving productivity has plummeted compared to 2019, and the new policy is everyone comes to the office everyday? People will grumble, like they always do with change, but they'll do it.

 

12/06/2020 8:44 am  #6


Re: November 22nd, 2020: Social Distancing

Which aligns nicely with her retirement! Yeah, I can see people pushing through to normal just to put this behind them.


If you would only recognize that life is hard, things would be so much easier for you. - Louis Brandeis
 

12/09/2020 11:59 am  #7


Re: November 22nd, 2020: Social Distancing

Clodfobble wrote:

Anything's possible. But I also think things are "permanent" until they're not. Five years from now, a new manager comes in, says he's got numbers proving productivity has plummeted compared to 2019, and the new policy is everyone comes to the office everyday? People will grumble, like they always do with change, but they'll do it.

Real nice family that new manager's got. It would be a shame if something were to happen to them...


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