People have been dropping like flies at work. One rather opinionated woman I work with (who always has to have a different view to everyone else and have more drama) boasted saying she was going to have her family Christmas last year no matter what the government said after the christmas lockdown was announce, soon having 2 of her kids and then herself test posotive before breaking up for Christmas so no visits to the family.
Well, her husband and potentially one of her kids has it so she's off the rest of the year (she and one of her kids have a list of medical issues too), one of our hygienists tested positive on Saturday which I found out by a text from my manager who instructed me to take daily lateral flow tests for 10 days as she briefly sat with me for lunch so she isn't flying to Europe this week with her family. I was just about to complete another 10 days of lateral flow tests anyway as 'a member of staff' tested positive nearly 2 weeks ago. She (a nurse as it was easy to work out) is now still ill or testing positive so I have to cover her shift tomorrow.
As far as I can count about 1/5-1/4 of our staff has tested positive for Covid since the start of the pandemic, if all those who have had it still worked here (we have had a quick turn around of staff the last 2 years). More have had to self isolate from travel/ being in contact with someone without being ill themselves. The worst perpetrator was one of the young dentists who went partying in London for New Years Eve and caught it then, then there were the 2 nurses who had symptoms but delayed telling work they tested negative by an extra 2 days so they got fired for misconduct and lying as we were super low on staff at the time too so they really ****ed us over.
Well, her husband and potentially one of her kids has it so she's off the rest of the year (she and one of her kids have a list of medical issues too), one of our hygienists tested positive on Saturday which I found out by a text from my manager who instructed me to take daily lateral flow tests for 10 days as she briefly sat with me for lunch so she isn't flying to Europe this week with her family. I was just about to complete another 10 days of lateral flow tests anyway as 'a member of staff' tested positive nearly 2 weeks ago. She (a nurse as it was easy to work out) is now still ill or testing positive so I have to cover her shift tomorrow.
As far as I can count about 1/5-1/4 of our staff has tested positive for Covid since the start of the pandemic, if all those who have had it still worked here (we have had a quick turn around of staff the last 2 years). More have had to self isolate from travel/ being in contact with someone without being ill themselves. The worst perpetrator was one of the young dentists who went partying in London for New Years Eve and caught it then, then there were the 2 nurses who had symptoms but delayed telling work they tested negative by an extra 2 days so they got fired for misconduct and lying as we were super low on staff at the time too so they really ****ed us over.
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