A poll on working in the CV crisis

[VideographybyLouBloom]

I’m really interested to see peoples working arrangements now that we have ‘locked down’ and how this crisis might really affect the economy. Are you:
A) working from home and doing 80-100 percent of your job as usual
B) at home and not able to work but still being paid
C) made redundant/laid off during crisis
D) a key worker, still going out to work as usual (including teachers)
E) not a key worker but still being made to physically go into work as usual.

D

A

Me: D
DH: A

Me - A
DH - D

A) but doing about 40% of my usual workload and still getting full pay.

E

A

Me: D, and like a PP, all annual leave has been cancelled
DH: A

Both DH & I are A. I work for a bank, so more work than ever.

A with more work
(Work in HR)

B

I'm furloughed on 80% pay along with half of my company. They've lost a lot of business so who know what the future holds.

We’re both D

A

B

Both DH and I, A

A
And teacher part time ..

A. I go put when work requires it which is to the post office and post box. I have worked from home (as a lawyer) since 1994.

It is very hard to see the impact on economy now. Real impact will appeared on September, October, November & December.

Lots business couldn't cope with no business or 40-50% of their usual sales for 3 or 6 months. Unless the government help, highly doubt many business can handle full pay salary/wages for all employees for half year without pay cut or lay off/redundancy. Obviously school and hospital, government job are excluded in this situation.

A but working at least 50% more than normal. HR.

D. With an extra load of hours tagged on due to staff shortage.

After today I'm working 15 days in a row. So tired I could cry.

A

A

A

A) work for NHS, but able to work at home so far (psychological therapies)