Covid: Are you working?

donegal_man

Two, both working from home 1 FT and one 2 days p/w.
I'm probably getting more real work done now that I'm not getting distracted with pointless "urgent please action asap" e-mails.

Bredabe

Over half my work is based at home or outside the office anyway, so no real change in that.
Its now that Im sharing a house23/7/365 with a hearing impared/conveniently long/short sighted , routine obsessed dinasour is the real challenge to productivty.

2 adults

1 switched to WFH with the same hours (15 hours less travel time which is a bonus. She also can do her hours anytime bar certain meetings)

1 self employed. Had to stop work since the tighter restrictions but would have been working less hours due to kids being home.

Between the COVID payment and living rural I consider myself very lucky.

Homelander

Three.

One significantly reduced pay packet/slight reduction in work due to loss of major project.

One working full-time as normal.

One reduced to 4 day working week/pay, mostly from home.

Could be worse to be honest for certain in this house.

eviltwin

Three

One is in retail so not working, not getting any salary

One is an essential service and working as normal for normal salary

One still working for same salary but working from home

lion_bar

2 WFH

No impact on pay yet.
Probably saving more without lunches, dinners out etc
V. Lucky to be honest.

detoxkid

2 adults. 1 working from home, another on maternity leave but will have a job to return to. Also very lucky

tphase

https://www.nuigalway.ie/corona-study/
NUIG/DCU running an national online survey on the effects of the pandemic and associated restrictions on peoples lives

ChewyLouie

tphase wrote: »

https://www.nuigalway.ie/corona-study/

"Sorry, this survey has already expired."

tphase

ChewyLouie wrote: »

"Sorry, this survey has already expired."

sorry, just spotted it was only for 24 hours.
I suspect they will repeat the survey

flazio

What's the rational of a medical device company, Boston Scientific, reducing its work and closing lines instead of adapting to demands?

flazio

flazio wrote: »

What's the rational of a medical device company, Boston Scientific, reducing its work and closing lines instead of adapting to demands?

What would you propose they make? Big difference for a company already making something like ventilators like Medtronic getting setup to make more.

Guffy

3

1 private sector, working from home with overtime available
1 public, working from home
1 contractor, building job on hold... no work

Bawnmore

2

1 working from home full time
1 out of work (retail)

2 adult family.
1 homemaker, busier than usual
1 temporarily working from home full time while the office is closed, busier than usual,