"In detailed plans being drawn up across government now, offices, factories and some shops will be given two-and-a-half weeks to install new government social distancing measures, such as perspex screens and gaps between desks."
More bankruptcies! thesun.co.uk/news/11529892/…
More bankruptcies! thesun.co.uk/news/11529892/…
I know, I know, it's the Sun. But I look for interesting info nuggets everywhere, and this seemed to qualify.
Certainly, if the report is true, the notion that millions of businesses will run out and spend boatloads of precious cash on social distancing measures is absurd.
Certainly, if the report is true, the notion that millions of businesses will run out and spend boatloads of precious cash on social distancing measures is absurd.
Absurd in the sense of unrealistic, I mean. It may be a perfectly sensible precaution to expect them to take. But given many will have had zero custom for over 2 months - and Brexit looming - how many will really splash the cash? Very few, I'm guessing.
