The law suits have

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Started against the NHS

2 doctors husband and wife are suing the government over this PPE caper

All The scheister lawyers will be rubbing there hands together over all the money they are going to trouser

There will be thousands of similar law suits

 

[ktuludays]

I saw that in news, it really irks me that people see an opportunity in any situation to get some cash.

The government are doing the as good as job as they can under the circumstances and in such an unprecedented time.

 

[durhamplumber]

The government are doing the as good as job as they can under the circumstances and in such an unprecedented time.

You better fit your bulsht deflectors for the inbound sht storm from NotchGal after that comment.

 

[ktuludays]

You better fit your bulsht deflectors for the inbound sht storm from NotchGal after that comment.

 

[Notch7]

You better fit your bulsht deflectors for the inbound sht storm from NotchGal after that comment.

ktuludays needs to get a refund on his bulsht deflectors, theyve failed big time, they let this through:

"The government are doing the as good as job as they can"

 

[transam]

Wonder if I could claim some type of damages

 

[durhamplumber]

ktuludays needs to get a refund on his bulsht deflectors, theyve failed big time, they let this through:

You better fit your bulsht deflectors for the inbound sht storm from NotchGal after that comment.

Call me a psychic!

 

[noseall]

The government are doing the as good as job as they can

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[securespark]

The whole lot are a complete bunch of incompetent clowns. Quite how they managed to agree to anything at all was a miracle.

I really don't know if things will improve when he bothers to show his face or whether it would be better if he stayed away....

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Seeing as you can get chucked off a building site for not abiding by Health and Safety rules or a contractor can be prosecuted by the government for not providing suitable PPE or a safe working environment for his staff for example it seems wholey appropriate to me that NHS workers who are seemingly expected to work in similar such dangerous conditions without appropriate PPE should have an equal write to compensation, they're not soldiers or police or firefighters who could be expected to lay their life on the line. Though the military historically haven't been much better at kitting out their staff but that's another issue. Its absolutely disgusting how NHS workers have been treated.

 

[Notch7]

Seeing as you can get chucked off a building site for not abiding by Health and Safety rules or a contractor can be prosecuted by the government for not providing suitable PPE or a safe working environment for his staff for example it seems wholey appropriate to me that NHS workers who are seemingly expected to work in similar such dangerous conditions without appropriate PPE should have an equal write to compensation, they're not soldiers or police or firefighters who could be expected to lay their life on the line. Though the military historically haven't been much better at kitting out their staff but that's another issue. Its absolutely disgusting how NHS workers have been treated.

they get away with it because NHS staff have a terrible moral dilemma -if they refuse to work, they increase the risk of their colleagues and the patients -so they feel they have no choice.

 

[Diver Fred]

Has no one heard of "Just in Time" methods to stop Stockholding? So of course when the regular suppliers have to deliver to others the people who they regularly supply get hit when those people (NHS etc) need much more those additional requirements are ignored or conveniently put on one side, especially when the terms of business are that it's not paid for until 3 months after it's delivered. If you have ever worked in an industry where this has been put in practise then the job slows down 'cause of shortage of or missing items. Every organisation to have a bigger holding of 'stuff'; in the NHS case PPE.

From my experience, JiT is something country is especially good at. So Stupid!

 

[ellal]

The government are doing the as good as job as they can under the circumstances and in such an unprecedented time.

They are simply playing 'catch up' due to earlier incompetence!

Link

"The government faces being taken to court if it refuses to disclose the findings of an exercise confirming the UK could not cope with a flu pandemic".

"Dr Moosa Qureshi, an NHS doctor, is demanding the government publish its report into Exercise Cygnus, a three-day simulation involving government and public health bodies conducted in 2016".

“There is no persuasive argument for secrecy when managing a healthcare crisis,” Qureshi said. “Successful science and healthcare depend on transparency, peer review, collaboration and engagement with the public".

“I believe that if the government had followed the Cygnus exercise by engaging transparently with health and social care partners, with industry and the public, then many of the deaths of my heroic healthcare colleagues and the wider public during the Covid-19 pandemic could have been avoided.”

 

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tell it to the Chinese

 

[ellal]

tell it to the Chinese

The whole point is it matters not where it originates from.

Given the nature of global travel every country should be in a position to deal with possible threats or at least plan for the worst.

After all isn't that what the prime objective for governments is - looking after their own citizens first and foremost!

The fact that the sixth richest country in the world can't do that spells volumes about it's governing system!