.Lord_Sugar 'Britain needs YOU back in work — the economy and our kids’ futures depend on it'
THE country now needs to get back to the workplace, for all our sakes. I’m writing this from my Amshold Group office in Loughton, Essex.
They are told that if they don’t feel well, then don’t come to work. People know how to act sensibly now. As The Sun reported yesterday, official figures show the odds of catching the virus in England are about 44 in a million each day.There’s a rapport in an office. The type of day-to-day dialogue that goes on in an office can’t be encapsulated inYou don’t realise during the course of a day while working in an office how many questions you ask and how many are asked of you.
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