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Quite a lot actually , it may pay you to do some research on it, you can sum up the costs over a few years as well and then match it across. You may also like to do some research on suicide as well doing a year on year as well. Go on give it a go.

White fragility in large doses on this site https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/jun/11/deaths-inside-how-we-track-indigenous-deaths-in-custody-and-why-we-do-it

Interesting - they are only letting you book two days ahead with the system at Northcote. The joy of working from home means I can be flexible with times which helps. Cant believe they are using a phone system?

Northcote Melbourne 1 hour with bookings Someone hit the extra dose of Chlorine button today to kill off everything - only lasted 20 minutes - arg. Richmond, Collingwood and Fitzroy to open over the next 3-4 weeks - same process

Thats why I am not going in . . . . no not that bad just fully automated

We have the full monty automatic temp checkers on entry, apparently - not that I care too much as unlikely to be back in this year. We were jammed packed in all buildings so they had to spread everything out which basically means 60-70% back in at a max. Hand sanitizer is pointless unless up to the alcohol content and I assume its primarily for after you have touched something so you dont get it when you then pick your nose.

Local Northcote pool opening Wed - 3 per lane - booked for 7am - its going to kill me. 45 min sessions with 15 mins for changeover.

Bet those South Americans are happy

Interesting note on why Belgium has the highest death rate - they are counting everything and making assumptions others are not. Useful numbers on BBC site for the UK link

link The problem is if even a low percentage head back to work, as a necessity, it gets crowded. The design and flow pinch points just make it near impossible to stick to the rules/best practice.

Vietnam seems to be the successful quiet achiever on this so far.

I remember early last year a bunch of Uni work experience kids at the bank presenting some ideas on the gig economy as though it was a great thing - I was thinking - you don't have a F'ing clue

It is shocking - I spent 10 years there and reading what some of the people I know and the general attitudes being posted its really weird given whats happening. These are generally well informed people but the whole Boris thing - look its all about me - and the huge F Ups being glossed over, remember the war etc etc British pluck, push on through is a bit bizarre in 2020.

Same version getting a roll out in the UK now it seems.

Me to, and he is right!!