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Old 03-16-2020, 01:04 PM   #1880
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Originally Posted by hud 91gt View Post
If you take your emotional aspect out of it. Do you really feel there is a hazard to your health in the workplace? Can your workplace take precautions to reduce risk? Or is this an emotional response because you are seeing others staying home?

If everyone says I’m not going to work (if this is against federal advice), it is a fairly self centred decision if there really is low risk. If your work is forcing you to work and you believe it is indeed a risk to your immediate well being, use your “right to refuse”, part 2 of the Canada labour code. They will find out fairy quick if your argument is true. If it’s really not a hazard, then do your part and keep the world spinning.
Where's the emotion? why are offices/schools/public buildings etc all across the country closing but construction sites (honestly with some of the most immune compromised individuals you'll see in the work place) supposed to keep working.

A good majority of those in the construction industry take transit. My wife who is being forced at this point to continue working needs to take transit. So why is the construction industry one of the few needing to "keep the work spinning". I feel for the nurses and doctors. Also those working what i'm sure is hell like grocery stores.


what do you do? are you working from home? doing your part to keep on spinning?

and don't quote the labour code to me and my right to refuse.

as for precautions, you even stepped foot on a site before??? "ok guys, you just touched something dirty, better go wash your hands" what every 2 mins? get real

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Originally Posted by quasi View Post
I hear you, my wife works for Healthlink BC she hasn't had a day off in almost 3 weeks been working 10-12 hours a day during the week and 8-10 on weekends. I'm worried she's going to burn out but she seems to be holding up right now, the kid and I have to take care of the household for now.
that sucks man, what does she do? nurse? fortunately my wife hasn't had to increase hours or anything yet but talking to her a little while ago she's thinking she may need to work late
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