| Teachers 12:41 - Mar 28 with 4681 views | CountyJim |
Apart from some looking after Key workers children what are the rest doing to help the country war efforts
As public servants are they say helping cover say street cleaners or Ashmen after all these vital workers need rest and cover on days off |  | | |  |
| Teachers on 17:26 - Mar 28 with 649 views | ladyjack |
| Teachers on 15:43 - Mar 28 by squarebear |
Yeah, my woman is a secondary school teacher. She's setting work/marking work, answering queries from kids and parents, she's volunteered for childcare though hasn't been needed yet as so many have volunteered.
In the meantime she's updating subject notes ready for the new school year. I'm working 40 hours a week and I reckon she's near enough matching me.
She doesn't make me my dinner though, the lazy so-and-so. I've had to do the cooking. |
How many hours does she get paid ? |  | | |
| Teachers on 17:27 - Mar 28 with 646 views | Jack59 |
| Teachers on 13:16 - Mar 28 by Gwyn737 |
I’ll give you a quick run through of my week has to help clarify, Jim.
- organised staffing to ensure that there is childcare for all key workers. This has included extending opening hours to 7:30 to 5:30 whilst safely taking staff who a pregnant, have dependants care or underlying health conditions out of the rota.
- sorted out home learning for all our children and made available paper copies for those without internet access
- provided and in some cases delivered meals for those families struggling financially
- phoned all families who are deemed vulnerable twice to check on welfare and give help where requested. From this, one of the teachers dropped round and £20 electricity top up card to a family with no power. This is just one example.
- organised Easter provision so there is childcare and meals for families over what would have been the holidays
- set up remote learning (including training where needed) in preparation for a long term shut down.
- along with Mrs Gwyn looked after our own child to keep a key worker space free in his school as I know the pressure they’re under.
Throughout this I have had not one bit of resistance from teachers, support staff, cleaning staff and admin staff. All of them have made systems possible.
Hope that helps. [Post edited 28 Mar 2020 16:13]
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I see that Australia has withdrawn Teachers over the age of 60 from duties.
since more elderly people are at far more serious risk from this virus, what are you doing on the rota for them.
I am interested because my partner is 65 and doing the 7.30 till 5.30 hours. Last week on Tuesday there were 38 staff in school and 6 children of key workers. |  | | |
| Teachers on 17:27 - Mar 28 with 644 views | raynor94 |
| Teachers on 17:24 - Mar 28 by ladyjack |
As a taxpayer I am not happy about that ? |
Good luck to them! |  |
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| Teachers on 17:33 - Mar 28 with 623 views | Swanjaxs |
| Teachers on 17:24 - Mar 28 by ladyjack |
As a taxpayer I am not happy about that ? |
As i fellow tax payer i really couldn't give a fùck as long as we all get through this unscathed... |  |
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| Teachers on 17:34 - Mar 28 with 618 views | Neath_Jack |
I really should stop reading this forum during these difficult times.
Too many people trying to be clever at others expense.
I should not be surprised really. |  |
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| Teachers on 17:44 - Mar 28 with 591 views | longlostjack |
| Teachers on 17:24 - Mar 28 by ladyjack |
As a taxpayer I am not happy about that ? |
Are you still working Trampie? |  |
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| Teachers on 17:45 - Mar 28 with 585 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Teachers on 17:34 - Mar 28 by Neath_Jack |
I really should stop reading this forum during these difficult times.
Too many people trying to be clever at others expense.
I should not be surprised really. |
Welsh nats the worst offenders. Odd bunch. |  |
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| Teachers on 17:47 - Mar 28 with 574 views | Jackfath |
| Teachers on 17:34 - Mar 28 by Neath_Jack |
I really should stop reading this forum during these difficult times.
Too many people trying to be clever at others expense.
I should not be surprised really. |
Well said. |  |
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| Teachers on 17:48 - Mar 28 with 568 views | Catullus |
| Teachers on 17:24 - Mar 28 by ladyjack |
As a taxpayer I am not happy about that ? |
So you'd prefer it if they were only paid 80% of their wages and stayed at home which means god knows how many NHS, police, firebrigade, carers and supermarket staff had to stay home too? | |
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| Teachers on 17:50 - Mar 28 with 556 views | MrSwerve |
| Teachers on 17:26 - Mar 28 by exiledclaseboy |
Why? Don’t you want them to stay at home as much as possible to limit the spread of the virus? |
Don't bite mun. 
Some proper fishing idiots on here. |  |
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| Teachers on 17:51 - Mar 28 with 550 views | squarebear |
| Teachers on 17:26 - Mar 28 by ladyjack |
How many hours does she get paid ? |
A lot less than she works. | | | |
| Teachers on 17:54 - Mar 28 with 536 views | ladyjack |
| Teachers on 17:44 - Mar 28 by longlostjack |
Are you still working Trampie? |
Yes. | | | |
| Teachers on 17:54 - Mar 28 with 533 views | ladyjack |
| Teachers on 17:27 - Mar 28 by raynor94 |
Good luck to them! |
My close family members say thank you for the good luck wishes. | | | |
| Teachers on 17:58 - Mar 28 with 518 views | Cooperman |
| Teachers on 16:28 - Mar 28 by exiledclaseboy |
Are we really suggesting that teachers should be helping out on the bins? |
My wife put the bins out on Thursday night and the whole street applauded her. |  |
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| Teachers on 17:58 - Mar 28 with 518 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Teachers on 17:54 - Mar 28 by ladyjack |
My close family members say thank you for the good luck wishes. |
So you knew all the answers about teachers anyway. You're an oddball. |  | | |
| Teachers on 17:59 - Mar 28 with 514 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Teachers on 17:58 - Mar 28 by Cooperman |
My wife put the bins out on Thursday night and the whole street applauded her. |
I cut the grass today to a standing ovation. | |
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| Teachers on 18:00 - Mar 28 with 507 views | Cooperman |
| Teachers on 16:36 - Mar 28 by Swanjaxs |
In fairness he also thinks they could sweep the roads ... |
Look after your broom. | |
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| Teachers on 18:00 - Mar 28 with 506 views | CountyJim |
| Teachers on 16:36 - Mar 28 by Swanjaxs |
In fairness he also thinks they could sweep the roads ... |
Why not any public servants not able to carry out their normal duties why not help out say cleaning streets
The regular street cleaners may get ill themselves or need time off why shouldn't others help out while they are still getting paid
What is wrong with that suggestion seriously | | | |
| Teachers on 18:03 - Mar 28 with 488 views | ladyjack |
| Teachers on 17:58 - Mar 28 by Treforys_Jack |
So you knew all the answers about teachers anyway. You're an oddball. |
I'm not an 'im alright Jack' merchant.
Taxpayers should have value for money. [Post edited 28 Mar 2020 18:05]
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| Teachers on 18:05 - Mar 28 with 480 views | jack_lord |
| Teachers on 17:34 - Mar 28 by Neath_Jack |
I really should stop reading this forum during these difficult times.
Too many people trying to be clever at others expense.
I should not be surprised really. |
I have come to some sort of conclusion that everyone, whilst trying to display they are a hero, is actually a self obsessed cont.
I think I would rather be a teacher than a nurse or a doctor at the moment and in reality would rather be neither.
God (or whatever floats your boat) bless you all, even you capitalist gits. |  |
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| Teachers on 18:05 - Mar 28 with 478 views | Cooperman |
| Teachers on 17:59 - Mar 28 by exiledclaseboy |
I cut the grass today to a standing ovation. |
Did my lawns as well, worked up a thirst.
Which reminds me, where do you source your Carling Premier from? | |
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| Teachers on 18:09 - Mar 28 with 465 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Teachers on 18:05 - Mar 28 by Cooperman |
Did my lawns as well, worked up a thirst.
Which reminds me, where do you source your Carling Premier from? |
Ah well now there’s a thing. Since the supermarkets stopped stocking it I’ve been buying it through Amazon but it’s currently out of stock there. There are a couple of shops in Gorseinon that sell it but availability is intermittent. The only place I know of where they consistently have it is the shop in Caereithin next door to the left of the old post office. I emptied the selves of 24 from there the other day. All the while maintaining the required physical distance of course. I’ve got enough for a few weeks now. | |
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| Teachers on 18:11 - Mar 28 with 454 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Teachers on 18:03 - Mar 28 by ladyjack |
I'm not an 'im alright Jack' merchant.
Taxpayers should have value for money. [Post edited 28 Mar 2020 18:05]
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My point is, you knew the answers before asking the question. | | | |
| Teachers on 18:12 - Mar 28 with 450 views | Flashberryjack |
| Teachers on 18:09 - Mar 28 by exiledclaseboy |
Ah well now there’s a thing. Since the supermarkets stopped stocking it I’ve been buying it through Amazon but it’s currently out of stock there. There are a couple of shops in Gorseinon that sell it but availability is intermittent. The only place I know of where they consistently have it is the shop in Caereithin next door to the left of the old post office. I emptied the selves of 24 from there the other day. All the while maintaining the required physical distance of course. I’ve got enough for a few weeks now. |
You panic buying eh! |  |
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| Teachers on 18:13 - Mar 28 with 447 views | ladyjack |
| Teachers on 18:05 - Mar 28 by Cooperman |
Did my lawns as well, worked up a thirst.
Which reminds me, where do you source your Carling Premier from? |
I only got halfway through mine as my sit down mower cut out every time it slipped on wet grass, blydi pain.
It's got headlights so I might try it again later. | | | |
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