This won't work

Obvs, none of you have read the latest.

I can understand how worried people might be about going back to work, but keep thinking about say the supermarket workers who have kept us going with groceries the last seven weeks. They must have been really scared on the 24th March after lockdown, but finding out they still had to turn up, perhaps travelling on public transport to get there. (I realise the PT would not be so crowded then).
When will it be safe to go back then? We can’t wait for a vaccine before people’s working lives resume.

Some !&#@ haha. Time wasters.

And your evidence is??
My DS is furloughed, he’s a theatre manager so not able to either go into work or work from home. I’m very relieved that the government is helping him and his colleagues. He has savings being a careful soul but they will not last for ever.

Where have you discovered these people with cash in hand jobs?
According to the "oh so clear" message from Boris Johnson, people are not expected to return to work until tomorrow, and only then if they can be certain that their employers have taken bit of time to arrange their working environment so that it is safe.

How easy and reassuring it must be, to assume the worst motives to people who are trying to protect themselves and their families from death.

I thinka lot of employers have had plenty of time to get plans in place to get people back into work. Offices should be able to socially distance with screens and empty desks etc. Pubs and restaurants obviously cannot so these staff shouldremain furloughed.
What about health care workers and shop workers etc they have been exposed since day 1, good job they have not been furloughed!

Those same people obviously haven't got mortgages to pay then ?

I can understand those who genuinely feel it is unsafe to return to work. Those who may have to travel on crowded public transport may be worried.
Cash in hand jobs, however, are well out of order.

Bet you haven’t got any evidence for that assertion g54

Something you’ve winged off from the top of your head?

Correction
£14m pd £14bn pm ??