Universities are being asked to organise 'staggered return home' for students. I don't even know what that means. There will certainly be more administratve work. In my teaching division our admin staff are great. In dentistry (I do a bit of teaching for them) it is chaotic. They have already...
Cheers, BF.
My son moved out under a cloud some years ago (all lovely again, now) but I have had an extension built in the interim so it would be do-able if he loses his job to move back in for the duration, but hopefully (etc etc). He works for a law firm that manages house sale legals so all...
Fair enough.
In reality if I get laid off tens of thousands of academics would have been laid off before me, and the country would be a very different place ecen to what it is now.
I'm worried about my son whose job isn't secure, and who's not especially resourceful. It will be what it will...
Anyone not convinced now this is a seasonal flu should look here: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/new-cases
Cases rocketing in countless northern hemisphere countries from September, countries that have nothing like a common co-ordination of lockdowns, changes in rules and other reasons people...
Yes, you are probably correct.
Are you old enough to have done the 'Untied Diaries' experiment at school? In 1967 out teacher wrote Untied Diaries on the blackboard and asked everyone to say out loud what was written.
Everyone said 'United Dairies' (the nations supplier of milk at the time)...
(Edit I just realised your post is not a reply to me. That said the same applies to me and the person to whom you were replying, so I'll not edit what I posted below.)
Indeed. Till I'm laid off at the drop of a hat, of course.
I'm not sure what your point is, though. Do you think I should...
This.
I have been consistent since it looked like it had 'gone', in early summer: let most people go back to normal and shield the old and immunocompromised. And yet I am not sure anywhere in the world is doing this, are they? China? Why not? It deals with health and the economy in a way the...
I am a university lecturerer in London. My college is hell bent on getting students back on campus. They are all back in London (apart from some sensible ones who saw some small print that asked them if they wanted to come in and said 'you're OK, mate, I'll work online'). I won't go into details...