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While 'something' was evidently going to happen, the way in which the need to reduce Lloyds' outgoings has been implemented, is completely wrong. And it was always going to be...
Correct me if wrong (I know this needs no invitation), but if the Inside contractors are being treated as employees, per being stuck Inside, then the most Lloyds should have done is an 80% salary furlough in line with Govt support guidelines. Is this right?
If so, it just shows how hopelessly all this is being understood. And implemented.
I know it is sunny outside today, but currently on the bench because of all this, and I am just feeling very specifically fed up. (No sympathy being asked for - am sure others are equally and more so)
While 'something' was evidently going to happen, the way in which the need to reduce Lloyds' outgoings has been implemented, is completely wrong. And it was always going to be...
Correct me if wrong (I know this needs no invitation), but if the Inside contractors are being treated as employees, per being stuck Inside, then the most Lloyds should have done is an 80% salary furlough in line with Govt support guidelines. Is this right?
If so, it just shows how hopelessly all this is being understood. And implemented.
I know it is sunny outside today, but currently on the bench because of all this, and I am just feeling very specifically fed up. (No sympathy being asked for - am sure others are equally and more so)
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