TBF a lot of that is on staffing but on that link you can remove staffing costs, some are still staggering

Don’t forget each of them will have to have a subsidised bar and restaurant built into their living room. That’s not cheap.

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I know of a person employed by a U.K. lobbying organisation funded by the government, furloughed with pay made up to full salary with this organisation aware and allowing this person to work full time elsewhere during the furlough scheme. The public sector and organisations operating on other people’s money or tax money work to a completely different rule book. I’m not saying which organisation but you’ll all have heard of it and know or have an idea of what they do, or don’t do. Good luck to the person but I question tax funded organisations when they sign this off. What else do they happily let go or sign off that the private sector doesn’t? There’s more irony in this but I won’t go into it.

COYP

Anyone got any good links to European country graphs of deaths, or better, daily deaths for those bell curves?

Italy are beginning to open shops.

Bars in France are closed until July.

COYP

Wonder if there is a link here why so many black and Asian people are more susceptible.
Would it be fair to say alot may not of had their BCG thus not as protected as the wider community.

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I don’t think you can lump all public sector in the same basket. In my old department you had to divulge any issues you had with the authorities. A colleague was sacked for not divulging a drink/drive conviction,