Nhs

[iworkwhippets 12,531]

All staff to be fully vaccinated mandatory I knew that was coming 

[lurchers 2,768]

With us doing care homes on the pest control our company has we have to or out of a job

[DIDO.1 22,687]

All politicians know the NHS if fcked. You simply cannot flood the UK with people and continue to give everyone free care. The NHS has become a monster and a politions career would be over for even suggesting that we need to look at other ways to fund or run it. I think they all realise that covid can now be blamed for destroying it rather than their incompetence. 

I could go on and on with examples of how terrible the NHS now is. But most of you will either of experienced it or will experience it in the coming years. 

This new decision is another nail in the NHS coffin and they know it. My brother won't have the jab so he will leave along with a bunch of his colleagues I met at a bbq at his house at the end of summer. Hopefully the government can replace them with staff from bongo bongo land. 

 

[littlefish 585]

I'd rather be vaccinated than not......

[lurcherman 887 13,096]

1 minute ago, littlefish said:

I'd rather be vaccinated than not......

You trust these wankers 

[littlefish 585]

2 minutes ago, lurcherman 887 said:

You trust these wankers 

It appears that those clogging up hospital ICU beds are those who chose not to have the vaccine.  They get sicker.  They thought they would get the equivalent of a cold, some do, others, young ones included, are clogging up the hospital beds.

[WILF 46,769]

And, just like that, 1200 third world invaders stopped rowing across the channel every week ! Lol

 

[Greb147 6,809]

Just now, littlefish said:

It appears that those clogging up hospital ICU beds are those who chose not to have the vaccine.  They get sicker.  They thought they would get the equivalent of a cold, some do, others, young ones included, are clogging up the hospital beds.

That's it mate, they may not be perfect but they reduce transmission and reduce serious disease. 

Again if some folk have any better suggestions I'd like to hear them? 

No good moaning about cancelled appointments and this and that if many won't help themselves. 

At the end of the day the NHS is stretched, is there any wonder why they are pushing for folk to get vaccinated?

And yes the vast majority of folk are fine after contracting the virus but that small percentage that do need hospital treatment are a burden that possibly could be prevented.

[DIDO.1 22,687]

17 minutes ago, Greb147 said:

That's it mate, they may not be perfect but they reduce transmission and reduce serious disease. 

Again if some folk have any better suggestions I'd like to hear them? 

No good moaning about cancelled appointments and this and that if many won't help themselves. 

At the end of the day the NHS is stretched, is there any wonder why they are pushing for folk to get vaccinated?

And yes the vast majority of folk are fine after contracting the virus but that small percentage that do need hospital treatment are a burden that possibly could be prevented.

You had yours yet?

Have you fck

[Greb147 6,809]

Just now, DIDO.1 said:

You had yours yet?

Have you fck

I've told you, I've had the virus. 

Plus the fact that I'm a machine and didn't need hospital treatment, I jumped straight in to the deep end and didn't drown. 

Clearly I didn't need the vaccine mate. 

I don't work in the NHS and I'm not amongst the old and vulnerable either. 

Did you find any suggestions before asking another stupid question?

[DIDO.1 22,687]

Just now, Greb147 said:

I've told you, I've had the virus. 

Plus the fact that I'm a machine and didn't need hospital treatment, I jumped straight in to the deep end and didn't drown. 

Clearly I didn't need the vaccine mate. 

I don't work in the NHS and I'm not amongst the old and vulnerable either. 

Did you find any suggestions before asking another stupid question?

Having the jab reduces the chances of transmission though, makes it less likely you will pass it to the old and vulnerable. Come on mate, don't be selfish, do your duty. 

[Greb147 6,809]

2 minutes ago, DIDO.1 said:

Having the jab reduces the chances of transmission though, makes it less likely you will pass it to the old and vulnerable. Come on mate, don't be selfish, do your duty. 

Show me the studies that confirm that having caught the virus doesn't lessen the chances of catching and transmitting it in the future? 

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,482]

I feel another 28 page argument coming on

[tatsblisters 9,575]

Looks like the union's are supporting this decision that i find disappointing . If the jab stopped you from catching it or spreading it then i could see the point in making it compulsory like the hepatitis jab that is mandatory to work in our hospitals.

[DIDO.1 22,687]

24 minutes ago, Greb147 said:

Show me the studies that confirm that having caught the virus doesn't lessen the chances of catching and transmitting it in the future? 

You some man you are Greb