We're all in this together

I share the sentiment. But I don't really see how there's any objective way of distinguishing the 'good' employers from the 'bad' ones. Without putting the editor of the Guardian in charge, anyway. As I see it, it's more a symptom of underlying structural issues with the economy rather than a problem with the furlough scheme itself.

I know, by the time you've started trying to determine who should get what based on company size or profits or whatever you're probably spending more than you're saving just sorting out everyone. Would be nice if they had some morals and did it voluntarily, but then they probably wouldn't be such big rich arseholes if they had morals.

Carry on, nothing to see here ...

https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/jun/22/world-has-gained-52m-new-millionaires-in-covid-crisis-report

and all 52m of the cunts had shares in the trace and trace or covid testing, amiright?

all 52 of the cunts

Er ... which 52 of the 5.2 million millionaires do you mean? Shirley you didn't just read the URL?

I don't know what you're talking about. There's a dot here and an m there...

(I looked at the car and then copied the URL figure. Don't confuse anything I post for serious debate)

and all 52m of the cunts

Nice try, but the dot doesn't seem to have got there yet. :)

I'm busy pouring drinks while editing. Sheesh. tough crowd.

Make an espresso martini, so you get three dots you can use?

Lots of red wine but mostly Bloody Mary tonight. She was shit at maths too.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/jun/22/record-numbers-of-uk-families-had-benefits-capped-during-lockdown-this-year

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jul/31/labour-end-uk-bogus-system-employment-statuses