every single year
every single yearShe does this EVERY year doesn't she
Infuriating...!! My husband works for the NHS and over the past few months has only really been home to sleep and even then has been on call. He and every other NHS workers are my absolute heroes... Yes, I get that food shops are required so we can eat... but don't class yourself as a key worker when you are working 4 hours a week or whatever it is when that is your norm!!! If she was going over and above then fair enough, but I highly doubt it.Her post about being a key workerreally rates herself don’t she.
I sound like I’m being unkind but as someone with family in the NHS, I can’t really rate her for working 4 hours a week in a shop
Exactly this!Infuriating...!! My husband works for the NHS and over the past few months has only really been home to sleep and even then has been on call. He and every other NHS workers are my absolute heroes... Yes, I get that food shops are required so we can eat... but don't class yourself as a key worker when you are working 4 hours a week or whatever it is when that is your norm!!! If she was going over and above then fair enough, but I highly doubt it.
Thanks very much!! We've been very fortunate that our area seems to be (and hopefully is) over the worst now, but it's obviously still a big problem. I'd just like to see my husband awake rather than sleeping hahah!!Exactly this!
I hope things are easing a bit for your husband
Exactly! She isn’t a real Key Worker (That’s not me saying Supermarket staff aren’t key workers because they are, but she literally works 4 hours a week in George). I’ve not seen 1 key worker shouting from the roof tops about how amazing they are and how proud they should be of themselves the way she has in that postInfuriating...!! My husband works for the NHS and over the past few months has only really been home to sleep and even then has been on call. He and every other NHS workers are my absolute heroes... Yes, I get that food shops are required so we can eat... but don't class yourself as a key worker when you are working 4 hours a week or whatever it is when that is your norm!!! If she was going over and above then fair enough, but I highly doubt it.
Itsdaniellesjourney did - she wore a keyworker lanyard and posted to stories when she’s a mortgage advisorExactly! She isn’t a real Key Worker (That’s not me saying Supermarket staff aren’t key workers because they are, but she literally works 4 hours a week in George). I’ve not seen 1 key worker shouting from the roof tops about how amazing they are and how proud they should be of themselves the way she has in that post
She works in a branch though and would be helping customers do everyday banking so technically she was a keyworker. The mortgage advising would have taken a back seat at the height of lockdown I think. The keyworker coin doesn’t only cover NHS. Alright they’re not saving lives but they’re still keeping the country moving.Itsdaniellesjourney did - she wore a keyworker lanyard and posted to stories when she’s a mortgage advisor(not saying they’re not important, it’s just odd to label yourself a keyworker when you work in a bank, and not saving lives in the NHS).
People working in financial services were defined as key workers in the govt list so even as a mortgage adviser, she’s a key worker. Not saying it’s right but there you go.She works in a branch though and would be helping customers do everyday banking so technically she was a keyworker. The mortgage advising would have taken a back seat at the height of lockdown I think. The keyworker coin doesn’t only cover NHS. Alright they’re not saving lives but they’re still keeping the country moving.
I work in a bank but I wasn’t spouting on social media about it. People on the front line, putting their lives at risk every day, they are the ones who need the recognition.People working in financial services were defined as key workers in the govt list so even as a mortgage adviser, she’s a key worker. Not saying it’s right but there you go.
Anyone out there when the R number was over 1 was putting their lives at risk. For ridiculous reasons if you work in financial services like me but they were. And yes, supermarket staff aren’t in as much danger or doing as an important job as medical staff but I’m glad people decided to go work or the shops would have closed and no one would have had food.I work in a bank but I wasn’t spouting on social media about it. People on the front line, putting their lives at risk every day, they are the ones who need the recognition.
That’s fine and you don’t need to, you were still a keyworker though. What people decide to post about on social media is a different matter.I work in a bank but I wasn’t spouting on social media about it. People on the front line, putting their lives at risk every day, they are the ones who need the recognition.
My point was, she works every little hours a week. Her post was very self serving and she gives the impression she was working above and beyond. She wasn’t.Anyone out there when the R number was over 1 was putting their lives at risk. For ridiculous reasons if you work in financial services like me but they were. And yes, supermarket staff aren’t in as much danger or doing as an important job as medical staff but I’m glad people decided to go work or the shops would have closed and no one would have had food.
Her post was a bit self serving and smug but I don’t like this assumption on here that shop staff weren’t in danger and pretty bloody amazing.
My point was, she works every little hours a week. Her post was very self serving and she gives the impression she was working above and beyond. She wasn’t.
She literally spent 876 stories moaning about it because she doesn’t want to work full time as she’d prefer to work on excelling a YouTube career. She works minimal hours at George and hates it. This has been the case for years, she even sat crying about having no money and someone suggested she increases her hours and she gave about 76 reasons why not to.Do you know her personally then? To know exactly how many hours a week she works?
Tbf my mum works in a bank branch so couldn't work from home, and had one of those keyworker lanyards - not in any way for praise or recognition, but especially at the beginning of lockdown some people were being quite nasty if they thought you were out and about when you shouldn't have been... or they were here anyway!Itsdaniellesjourney did - she wore a keyworker lanyard and posted to stories when she’s a mortgage advisor(not saying they’re not important, it’s just odd to label yourself a keyworker when you work in a bank, and not saving lives in the NHS).
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