Those customers should be given an ASBO
Those customers should be given an ASBOAnd thanks to the Asda driver who risked his job posting on face book.
It seems people are not only stockpiling in the stores but they have been reserving multiple delivery slots by placing multiple orders for single items online thus reserving loads of delivery slots then cancelling the orders at the last moment.
This means drivers are going out with half loads on their vans because of the last minute cancellations.
Edit to add
So many of us with diabetes are going to be relying heavily on these people in the weeks and months to come.
I just wanted to express my gratitude to them all.
And I intend to give every single one of them a heartfelt 'Thank you!' every opportunity I can.
Delivering must be one of the only growth industries in the UK at the moment, and most are on minimum wage and/or zero hours, and they usually work long and hard at antisocial hours. So if you know someone doing one of these jobs, please pass on my sincere gratitude?
Edited to add:
I want to add a special mention for bin men! (For the non-Brits that means refuse collectors)
Our local council are actively recruiting fit, active people able to walk 20,000+ steps a day, and/or able to drive the trucks. They can clearly foresee a time when the only way to keep the service going is with staff they bring on board now.
Know anyone who fits that description and needs work? I expect every local council is in the same boat...
Please remember to wear gloves when you bring your bin in as you need to be aware of the potential contamination. (Please people, no snide remarks about my posting re.gloves.) Both that and this post are important.
I must echo everything Brunneria has said... Please remember them.
That is perfectly fine John and the correct thing we all should be doing... Better safe than sorry as my dear Father used to say.We as asked by our local council cleaned and disinfected the bins handles top and outside before putting the bins out and did wear gloves when bringing them in.
gloves are not that hard to remove quickly and safely disposed of in a container I have set aside for that purpose.
Indeed.Don't forget you can wash your hands while wearing medical type gloves we used to do that sometimes while treating patients in clinic.
We as asked by our local council cleaned and disinfected the bins handles top and outside before putting the bins out and did wear gloves when bringing them in.
gloves are not that hard to remove quickly and safely disposed of in a container I have set aside for that purpose.
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