So much wrong with this approach of trying to scare people back into the office, not least that it seems to assume that it is fair/ acceptable for bosses to sack those they don't see. What about those with caring responsibilities that aren't solved by schools reopening?
https://twitter.com/hendopolis/status/1299087662255681538
I've been going into the office for weeks, in part because I know that in my third trimester (which is about to start) it won't be safe for me to. This is the guidance from the RCOG, not that the gov seems to care about this: 
There'll be many people who have major issues with returning to work: who are immunocompromised or living with someone who is, say. And to tell them: "you're more likely to get sacked" for protecting themselves/ someone else is cruel. They (and their jobs) deserve protecting
And given the understandable fear of a second spike, is this really a sensible tone to take? For many jobs, we know now working from home works. Why make the trains etc busier for those who have to travel?
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