Lord David Lipsey dies while swimming in River Wye
Lord David Lipsey previously worked as a journalist and Downing Street adviser.
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Why it was too risky in your previous relationship (if not secret)? Because of children or because your wife didn't work?
Asking because of curiosity how does it "work" in western relationships: whether women should work or it's more or less like in Slavic families (where men are "head of families" and rather they're working while women are more on "home work") ?
Well she was slavic...that's all I'm sayingWhy it was too risky in your previous relationship (if not secret)? Because of children or because your wife didn't work?
Asking because of curiosity how does it "work" in western relationships: whether women should work or it's more or less like in Slavic families (where men are "head of families" and rather they're working while women are more on "home work") ?
Zarah Sultana has quit Labour and joined/is founding whatever Corbyn's new party is called
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Corbyn’s got a new party? Jesus.
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Can we start a betting pool on who the 4 MPs are and what the main focus of the party will be?
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Working titles are:
UK ministry of socialism.
Unite
The liberation party
The people's front of Judea
And...
NotHamas
Looks like she caught Corbyn off guard hahaha
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I was wondering why nothing on his end
Yeah IR35 ended it but by then the Traffic Commissioners where telling people like me to have nothing to do with them. It was a bit of a half way house. If you had set routes/contracts etc it was always more cost effective to employ drivers despite the pensions etc because agency drivers were/are very expensive. These drivers were a bit of a half way house and I think ultimately the agencies were the ones to make the biggest fuss out of it because they lost their monopoly on HGV drivers for a few years...then Brexit happened and we'll you know the rest.
Israeli settlers attack Christian village in West Bank, leaving 3 dead and homes burned
"We are living under the fire, barbarism and brutality of the settlers ... and under the direct protection of the Israeli occupation army."
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Wonder if Trump will bring this up to Benjamin Netanyahu the way he did to the South African leader... Won't hold me breath.
Israeli settlers attack Christian village in West Bank, leaving 3 dead and homes burned
"We are living under the fire, barbarism and brutality of the settlers ... and under the direct protection of the Israeli occupation army."
Wonder if Trump will bring this up to Benjamin Netanyahu the way he did to the South African leader... Won't hold me breath.
Gaza aid contractor tells BBC he saw colleagues fire on hungry Palestinians
The Israel- and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has strongly denied the allegation.
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Agents are sharks whatever business they’re in. They’re the ones that have sold these so called umbrella companies to self employed contractors to avoid tax/NICs without taking any responsibility for the consequences.
Often then leaving these contractors with massive tax liabilities when caught up and some contractors suicidal because they didn’t understand what they were getting themselves into and no longer having the cash to pay it.
Always go by the mantra - “if it’s too good to be true, it probably is.”
Unsurprised by JP Morgan, my American overlord have a very similar attitude. Although I do agree office working helps a lot in certain circumstances but it requires the entire team to be in.
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There is a person in my office who is the only member of his team in the office. Likewise other offices only have 1 member of the team in them. They spend most of their time on teams anyway to communicate so the idea they need to be in the office is laughable.
Interesting conversation with Iranian collegue, who thankfully made it home safe even if it did apparently take her days to get out of Iran and back to the UK. Supposed when Israel first attacked they were quite happy as they took out a whole bunch of military commanders that were hated. Supposedly the Iranian government is universally disliked by the population just hard to do something about it. But after a few days it was quite hellish because they didn't know when it would stop. Didn't hear her opinion on the American's taking part.
Said she didn't quite realyised how stressful it was until she had the relief of getting home.
Said she didn't quite realyised how stressful it was until she had the relief of getting home.
Yeah thats what I was getting at, if I can go talk to a person physically there are massive advantages to face to face communications. But that only works if we all are. I spend my entire life on teams because I have to communicate with Canada (ideally I should spending 25-33% of my time in office out there).
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We're all also on teams and most of the team sit pretty far from each other when working from the office... I wouldn't say office working really helps team spirit
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I am starting a new job later this month and was told in the interview they are looking for move to 60% in the office and rest at home. Before it was 50/50. Looks like more and more shifting back to the office and there’s going to be a lot of resistance or unhappiness as a result.
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