To be fair, I think it's a little more complex than that. Hospital staff are also entitled to the bank holiday whether you like it or not.It seems that hospitals are cancelling operations and cancer care - it's just what she would have wanted.
To be fair, I think it's a little more complex than that. Hospital staff are also entitled to the bank holiday whether you like it or not.
This means that fewer staff will be available on shift that day, thus non-urgent operations that were planned will have been delayed. The headline grabbing "cancer care" refers to non-urgent cancer care - i.e. routine follow up appointments where an additional week or two won't make a difference.
Yes, it doesn't help with the backlog, but I'm not sure that telling Nurses, Porters, receptionists etc that they can't have a bank holiday when everyone else can would go down terribly well, unless it was accompanied by the offer of double time payment for that day?
To be fair, I think it's a little more complex than that
Only on very quiet ones at the moment 🍆Any good offers available?
To be fair, I think it's a little more complex than that. Hospital staff are also entitled to the bank holiday whether you like it or not.
This means that fewer staff will be available on shift that day, thus non-urgent operations that were planned will have been delayed. The headline grabbing "cancer care" refers to non-urgent cancer care - i.e. routine follow up appointments where an additional week or two won't make a difference.
Yes, it doesn't help with the backlog, but I'm not sure that telling Nurses, Porters, receptionists etc that they can't have a bank holiday when everyone else can would go down terribly well, unless it was accompanied by the offer of double time payment for that day?
And Centreparcs are closing too! No one will have access to their sub tropical paradise.
We have stayed in self-catering cottages in the UK owned by other people in the past, but these days I prefer hotels because I like a bit of luxury and no domestic chores. I did it when that was the only way we could afford holidays, but nowadays any sort of camping would be my idea of hell.
I have no issues with paying a lot more if necessary for self-catering, if higher local taxation helps resolve or reduce the problem of local people being priced out of accommodation in some towns/areas favoured by second home owners, whether those homes are let out commercially or just used by the owners.
Very noble of you.
You have had self-catering cottage holidays, when that was what you could afford, but, now, you can afford a "bit of luxury", sod those who are now in the situation you once were, and can only afford a Self-catering Cottage.
That is not what I said. My second sentence, which you highlighted said we had camping holidays when that was all I could afford with the kids. Now as two adults we prefer comfy beds and do not like sleeping under canvas. YMMV. Seaside cottage holidays have always been quite expensive in holiday areas such and Devon, Pembrokeshire and Cornwall...probably as much as a holiday hotel when everything was taken into account.
Sorry not to have given you your gotcha moment.
War on wake?. But apparently all funerals have been cancelled which I find very sad. Why would one dead person’s funeral be more important than another?