Hopefully EYs audit pull these frauds for what they are
With a possible uptake of no more than 40/50%, Iām not sure this would be a very wise decision commercially.
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Sandbagging
Holohan is holed below the water line
Ticketmaster are doing the same thing. Many employers will consider it too Iād say
Unfortunately EY wouldnāt have the best track record in spotting frauds
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Thatāll be interesting. Can you deny someone employment based on whether theyāve had a vaccine? Donāt think so. Can you enquire about personal medical information? Donāt think so.
A lot of civil service bodies will insist on it Iād say
Leo called out this charade for what it was.
Lads looking out a window
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Curtain twitching
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Itās a notifiable disease, so a potential/current employee would be required to disclose it under current rules.
Most of the civil service currently maintain their pay if they have to miss work as a result of infection/isolation. In return, theyāre obliged to co-operate with disclosure and testing protocols.
GDPR
And then he changed his mind and climbed back under the bed
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Interesting. Thereāll be those that are anti vaccination due to religious beliefs and theyāll get a pass, itād be discrimination otherwise.
The long game. Played beautifully by Leo.
A lovely feint and withdrawal and let Tony over extend.
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Has the media questioned Dr Tony on the issues in Loughlinstown hospital ?
Lads in work looking out a window complaining about other people going to work.
Itās nonsense.
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Tony could surely work from home.
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why isnāt he? all that data an be emailed to him and he can present it via zoom or ms teams? why is he going into an office?
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Why are politicians sitting in TV studios
Itās like Russia in the 1950s.