Are you back at your place of employment? Are you WFH? Did you WFH then go back into work? Do you have an option for either? Did you ever get sent home?
What’s your current work status?
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Unemployed. I tried to work from home but my company sucks and the stress of being told to get number up when literally all the tools had been broken for two weeks was too much.
Been home since March, easy to WFH as my colleagues are globally distributed. Base site is ramping slowly with volunteers going back, but about 1/3 capacity just now. Not expecting to consider more people until mid-late Q3. Got additional WFH kit (monitor & dock) overnighted so I'm not leaving my basement this year by the looks of it.
Got furloughed in April and haven't had any luck finding a new job. No word if I'm going to get a call back from my 'employer' any time soon.
I'm still at home.
There were discussions happening about reopening the office in phases, but now that this shit has spiked back up again, I don't see that happening.
There were discussions happening about reopening the office in phases, but now that this shit has spiked back up again, I don't see that happening.
We can go back to the office if we want, although it's not currently recommended. My biggest issue isn't the building (which has lots of space, is cleaned often, and sanitizer dispensers throughout the floor) but transit. Taking the bus would be a petri dish at the moment.
September 1st there will be more announcements about a potential return.
September 1st there will be more announcements about a potential return.
Never stopped. Production is getting back towards full but closing bars back down might interfere.
I'm still working almost all days at the office, with a rare work from home day. However, my patient workload fluctuates so much that some days I don't have any clinical work to do. We are limiting our in-person appointments, but my job doesn't work very great with video or phone appointments.
I've been working from home for a decade, so not much has changed, apart from the fact that my partner and kid are stuck here with me all day as well. :/
I went into Home Office when the pandemic started to get serious here ... but one month ago they were like "so you can come back to work on the office now" and i was like "hell no" and i managed to get a vacation.
So right now i am 1 week away from having to come back to work
The deaths in my city are still increasing and there are like 2 spaces in hospitals
i am seriously considering to ask to leave if they don't allow me to go to home office again (which is not likely) so my anxiety is off the charts
...i work for marketing .... OF A FUCKING HOSPITAL.
So right now i am 1 week away from having to come back to work
The deaths in my city are still increasing and there are like 2 spaces in hospitals
i am seriously considering to ask to leave if they don't allow me to go to home office again (which is not likely) so my anxiety is off the charts
...i work for marketing .... OF A FUCKING HOSPITAL.
I did a bit of work from home March through early May, but I mostly just day drank, got high and watched cartoons. We've been back at it since May 11th. We're open to the public by appointment only, and running pretty limited hours. It's just me, my shop foreman and my mom, so it is pretty safe. It's exciting because Coronavirus, plus reduced storefront hours, has forced our customers to start using our online ordering tools. We're busier than ever and I am looking to hire on some more help and really ramp things up.
Been WFH since the end of Feb, i'm currently contemplating taking voluntary redundancy and taking the rest of the year off.
I've never had more than 3 weeks off work consecutively since I started working just over 20 years ago, so I feel like I deserve a bit of a break.
I've never had more than 3 weeks off work consecutively since I started working just over 20 years ago, so I feel like I deserve a bit of a break.
Never left, I work in water treatment.
Its been so nice with all the project managers "working" from home. You can actually get things done with out all the meetings they demand to keep everyone in the loop.
Its been so nice with all the project managers "working" from home. You can actually get things done with out all the meetings they demand to keep everyone in the loop.
Whole company is WFH until after Labor Day, but my dept is the last group to go in, so I personally won't be back in the office until next year probably. We have 5,000 employees.
Back at work. Work from home only lasted like 2 weeks, until a manager complained about not being able to delegate his own job duties out as easily when people aren't within yelling distance. Everyone was promptly returned to the office. They hardly give a shit.
