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>(including if it is absolutely impossible for you to work from home). If that is what you got from there speech then it was very misleading indeed. > from .g
by jimnotgym 6y ago
>(including if it is absolutely impossible for you to work from home).
If that is what you got from there speech then it was very misleading indeed.
> from .gov..you may leave home to...go to work, or provide voluntary or charitable services, if you cannot reasonably do so from home
That is a world of difference from 'absolutely impossible.'
I also did not say that my trips were not essential, that is just as big a misunderstanding as you made above.
- chrisseaton 6y agoIf you already knew what he meant why did you ask? 'Reasonably' is a well-established concept in English common-law.
- jimnotgym 6y agoIf I already knew what who meant? What is your arguement?