How many of you are going in to work tomorrow? Terrible road conditions.
Terry Wigon
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I'm going to work from home tomorrow as the side roads are going to be like a skating rink. There's also going to be freezing fog which makes driving in all the more treacherous. The nature of the work I do means I can do my work at home via a remote network and our managers have said if the roads are bad we can work at home for safety reasons.
I wouldn't go in on public transport as it's not going to be reliable and I'd be better off rolling out of bed, putting the computer on and getting to work straight away.
If you are working tomorrow (esp in an office as I know there are alternatives to going in to work) will you be going in? What's your company's policy for the bad weather? I suppose for most companies it's go in or have a day's pay docked or take holiday.
I wouldn't go in on public transport as it's not going to be reliable and I'd be better off rolling out of bed, putting the computer on and getting to work straight away.
If you are working tomorrow (esp in an office as I know there are alternatives to going in to work) will you be going in? What's your company's policy for the bad weather? I suppose for most companies it's go in or have a day's pay docked or take holiday.
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Dear me...that's going to be tough! :eek:
I've travelled over 30 miles to be a work tomorrow, not quite as far as Weigh Man but.....
If that fails I'll work from home.
I hate this weather!!
Stick to the buses cosmo - the vast majority of routes are running as they should.
I would normally do 10-1 then 430 to 730 ish but tomorrow I've adjusted things so I'll do it all in one long stretch that will hopefully be completed in daylight hours.
I will be driving about 20 miles to the next town and then I'll be on tiny country roads and small villages , but I did it a year ago and I have no doubt I'll do it again tomorrow.
I prefer to keep off main roads as you get stuck behind over cautious people doing 10mph , at least on the deserted roads you can go at your own pace and won't get blocked in a long line of cars on a major A road.
If I don't go out I don't get paid.
One of the joys of self employment.
But I'll finish wednesday afternoon until the 4th so that will keep me going.
Just hoping I can wade through the ice rink tomorrow into town.