Property News · April 12, 2023

Early-finish Fridays weren’t universally popular in the 1970s office | Brief letters


Workplace trends | Child sexual abuse in Walsall | Noisy cars | Estate agent’s flight of fancy | The Year of the Four EmperorsIn the 70s, my workplace brought in Friday closing at 3.30pm (UK firms try to lure Gen Z workers with ‘early finish Fridays’, 6 April). Most office staff welcomed it, but the warehousemen huddled in a local pub: they feared that if they got home early, they’d have to go to the supermarket with their wives. One person complained that it was difficult to get back from lunch in time to go home.Gillian GossPershore, Worcestershire• Has Suella Braverman or Rishi Sunak made any observation about the ethnicity of the gang of Walsall offenders, who all appear to be white, judging by the photo you published (Twenty-one convicted in West Midlands child sexual abuse inquiry, 5 April)?Sanjay BatraLondon Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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