That doesn't work for me, as I live on my own, oh well, will get cleaned one dayYes, good to hear you are on the mend.
I had it back in March and agree - nasty, thankfully for me the only lasting symptom is that I still don’t have the energy to help around the house
Try googling 'pep up tea' for a good recipe - but be careful with the cayenne pepper - it will get rid of most things!
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COVID-19: Welsh pubs and restaurants banned from selling alcohol and face 6pm curfew
First minister Mark Drakeford says Wales could suffer 1,700 avoidable deaths over the winter "unless we act".
So....the Welsh Firebreak hasn’t really worked, see NI are going into another even tho there figures are really low, compared to others.COVID-19: Welsh pubs and restaurants banned from selling alcohol and face 6pm curfew
First minister Mark Drakeford says Wales could suffer 1,700 avoidable deaths over the winter "unless we act".
Yep this is very sad news indeed, a high street which many of us grew up with now disappearing for good. When I came out of University back in the day (1983) I hit the job market at the time of one of the worst recessions on record. Then unemployment rates were approaching 3.5m. Today we are or should I say were at 2.6m, but with the recent announcements plus continuing impact on hospitality, supply chains and elsewhere, I can see at least another 1m out of work by middle of next year. Hard times ahead for many I fear.The Arcadia collapse last night made the headlines this morning with 13,000 probably losing their jobs, Debenhams probably going the same way with another 12,000 out of work.
I heard a bit of news yesterday that hasn't made any headlines, which made me wonder how many more companies had done the same without issuing any press releases?
I work with Marriott Hotel Group and a few weeks ago they made almost 3,000 employees redundant. And didn't renew another 4,500 contracts. Effectively putting 7,500 out of work.
They've mothballed approximately 60% of their (Abu Dhabi Investment Authority owned) properties until April 2021, and don't expect their business to get back to 2019 levels before the end of 2022.
So along with 7,500 who have lost their jobs, there will be a huge supply chain who will be in serious trouble on the back of these closures. My contact reckons at least the same number of jobs will go, if not more.
In the hospitality industry I would expect the likes of Hilton, Accor, and a number of large hotel management groups to go down the same route.
Premier Inn made 15,000 redundant a couple of months ago and rumours are there will be more.
Sad times indeed.
I don’t think it’s the last we’ll hear of Mr & Mrs. Green. With his crooked track record and the amount of job losses an investigation must be forthcoming I would of thought.
"for services to the retail industry" wonder how many palms were very well greased
How someone can preside over two massive retailers which huge pensions black holes is beyond me, we get scrutinised over slight miscalculations of the auto enrolment scheme !
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