Getting back to work over 70s

[stewie]

Hi afternoon, Was just told that a couple of my colleague stat back at work from 15 th both over 70 and work as NHS couriers which will involve going into some GP surgerys to pick up blood sample and mixing with other colleagues including porters

They must have past the risk assessment introduced by that trust , the hospital is not on the frontline to be fair but still elements of risk . I imagine both want to be back at work , I know they both enjoy the job .

I cannot wait to get back to be fair even though I am getting the full pay I really miss it , something I would not have said prior to lockdown 😬

All the best

Stewie

[stewie]

Lol you wouldn't believe I've achieved a certain level of education...some one needs to tell me the difference between past and passed 🤔

[devonrr in reply to stewie]

Where I live past and passed sound the same when spoken.

And it’s amazing how a misspelling cannot be noticed by the reader as the brain automatically puts it correct, at whatever the level of education. Good really as it will be nearly 6 months of children’s education lost. This year.

[cllady01 Former Volunteer in reply to stewie]

stewie, if you will look below your post (and your reply) and see "Report"--click it and the dropdown includes edit. You are not alone in the typo mistakes and the "edit" comes in handy for me. Of course we can always blame the computer's need to supercede our fingers. What's the hurry in the tech world to have the computer guess what we mean?

[Tton46]

Past I.e in the past... passed / I passed my opponent. Idk but you could also say I ran past my opponent 😆