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Absolutely. As important as healthcare professionals really are, the people going in to work to keep us fed, to supply the stores that keep us fed, are all essential too.My wife's a supermarket cashier. A hero.
Absolutely. As important as healthcare professionals really are, the people going in to work to keep us fed, to supply the stores that keep us fed, are all essential too.My wife's a supermarket cashier. A hero.
eThere was a lot of people on balconies at both 8 and 10 applauding. It was so very moving.
But there's others besides the obvious ones. There are shop workers, distribution drivers, etc. We need them too.
There was a lot of people on balconies at both 8 and 10 applauding. It was so very moving.
But there's others besides the obvious ones. There are shop workers, distribution drivers, etc. We need them too.
I meant no criticism of your post. I was just saying it happened here in Puente Genil,Well it was at 8 ó clock so maybe it was a coincidence but just at that time the paramedics arrived.
I meant no criticism of your post. I was just saying it happened here in Puente Genil,
I feel for you. Years ago I was in that position. In my case I was the CEO, not as you the owner. I resigned. I just couldn't sack decent hardworking people with a clear conscience.We let go all six teachers and two admin this morning. At least the government will pay them while we can't.
I was weeping after I had phoned each of them.
All my problems with social security and haciendas and banks is just money. I wont really starve. This is people, who had a a reasonable expectation of a decent job for honourable employers (if that's possible) and I can't help thinking I have let them all down.
We let go all six teachers and two admin this morning. At least the government will pay them while we can't.
I was weeping after I had phoned each of them.
All my problems with social security and haciendas and banks is just money. I wont really starve. This is people, who had a a reasonable expectation of a decent job for honourable employers (if that's possible) and I can't help thinking I have let them all down.
In Portugal + TEFL
Can I squeeze in for a cuppa and a chat??
I seem to have retaind about 65% of workload by migrating online. But fuck knows what next month brings. I've already had students shutter me out as they look forwards to trouble brewing on the horizon .
Course you can. If we get scaked we get rehired when this is over. It's a question of how good unemployment benefit is in Portugal.
havent gone thru the process before but I imagine pretty pitiful
(Also I owe Ss a ton of money, wooops, was paying it back promise likes)
also unpemloyed what??, you see I'm
self- employed, free-lancer,, even though I have bosses who decide my timetable, their building where I give classes using their material and teaching students who have registered with the school.
Thats about 2/3rds of my income
the rest is work I drummed up myself
feeling dead sorry for myself, sorry
fffffodaaaa-ssssee c'um caralho, filho-de.....
There's a second video showing he was going to the basura in which he told the police what he was doing.Spanish police apprehend T-Rex breaching quarantine
Police in Spain have apprehended a Tyrannosaurus Rex that was found to be breaching a Covid-19 quarantine.www.rte.ie
I can't believe they didn't fine the T-rex.
I was talking to a friend of mine whose staple business is teaching in a bodega. He was saying it can’t ever go back to as it was. Although it’s a very large winery it runs to slim margins, for all the reasons you give they’ll struggle this year. Do they really need English classes four days a wee?I wonder what 'after' will look like. EG round here if the bars don't sell wine, the small bodegas who supply them go bust too. along with coopers, capsule makers, cork sellers, label companies and a whole support system. Somewhere down that route are their workers: people on the dole or with more precarious jobs than before who will have to choose between either English classes or a shopping trolley of food. We also give classes in those types of businesses as well as in the bodegas themselves. 'When everything gets back to normal' may not be possible.
Pull up a chair. As long as you are at home, in your pants, unshaven and/or unmade up you're in good company.In Portugal + TEFL
Can I squeeze in for a cuppa and a chat??
I seem to have retaind about 65% of workload by migrating online. But fuck knows what next month brings. I've already had students shutter me out as they look forwards to trouble brewing on the horizon .
It's okay. It's a tough time for a lot of people , but we're definitely in a group that's getting hit hard and fast. Are you okay? Do you have people to talk to?
Pull up a chair. As long as you are at home, in your pants, unshaven and/or unmade up you're in good company.
And I've stopped worrying about this being a 'politics' thread. Losing your job and being almost under house arrest is political.
There's a second video showing he was going to the basura in which he told the police what he was doing.
Me too. I'm now studying to get citizenship in two years time. I love it here. Not this particular town, but I've always felt at home in Spain.This cracked me up. Only in Spain. I do like the Spansh.
Be a dear and translate that for us