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Work poll: how are you working? Still going in? WFH? Same amount of hours? And if you're comfortable saying, same amount of income, less, none? -- nm

Posted by mara Apr 15 '20, 07:46

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Socially distant wedding -- (pic) - zeitgeist Apr 15, 12:29 [Attachment]
I'm on a phone call now, starting next week we're doing a mandatory 20% reduction (so one day off per week), but I'm exempt. - JaxSean Apr 15, 08:23
We're both WFH. Same hours. My company just announced a 10% decrease in pay for everyone. - Inigo Apr 15, 08:04
WFH. I estimate that I am working 20-30 hours per week more than usual bc budget cuts. I am exhausted and would be pretty miserable - amanda Apr 15, 07:59 1
- Wow, what crap. :-( -- nm - mara Apr 15, 08:00
City stay at home order in effect until next week. Given where I work, they'll go beyond that. -- nm - B-A-ron Apr 15, 07:58
WFH in general. Furloughed this week but was allowed to use vacation hours to maintain pay - JD Apr 15, 07:57
WFH with two days a week going to the office. Same hours, same pay. It's a pain lugging these boxes of cases back and forth but at least I'm still - sycor Apr 15, 07:56
To answer my own poll, my library has stepped up big time and I'm on administrative paid leave, no pay cut, no official requirement to WFH. I actually - mara Apr 15, 07:55 2
- Glad to hear! -- nm - ty97 Apr 15, 07:57 1
  - This, coupled with living in a fairly rural county with a small amount of cases, actually makes me feel guilty. I will be giving back, obvie. -- nm - mara Apr 15, 08:00
WFH. It will likely impact my income (which is based in part on the firm's profits), but base salary is unchanged. My wife is a real estate agent, so - pmb Apr 15, 07:54 1
- Oh, and my hours are pretty much unchanged, but seem to have more nights and weekends. Time no longer means anything and the division between work - pmb Apr 15, 07:57
I WFH normally so nothing's really changed for me, other than I can't go outside when I'm not working. - ty97 Apr 15, 07:53 3
- This. I've started walking a lot more after work to give me a break between WFH and relax at home. -- nm - sycor Apr 15, 07:57 2
  - This. But even moreso, I just needed some movement, some activity. -- nm - ty97 Apr 15, 07:58 1
    - I hear you. I even started wearing my fitbit more, at least when I exercise. -- nm - sycor Apr 15, 07:59
No work and no pay for a month now. - Krusty Apr 15, 07:53
Wife and I teach from home. Less hours. Same pay. Far less cool. Waiting for baby #2 so it’s complicated. - Volnelk Apr 15, 07:52
yes, same, same. -- nm - Diva Apr 15, 07:51
WFH, seems like longer days (8ish to 8ish) but way more breaks. my firm hasnt really said much about income stuff, though, just that they are watching the "market" -- nm* - tRuMaN Apr 15, 07:50
Both WFH (for at least a few more weeks), more hours but I'm in typical busy season and CARES Act tax changes add to it, same. -- nm - MDH Apr 15, 07:49
WFH every other day - onsite IT on days I go in - right now we are doing ok and everyone is getting paid -- nm - decline Apr 15, 07:48
both of us are WFH full time while trying to keep a three-year-old occupied. -- nm - znufrii, stimulated Apr 15, 07:48 2
- give her a shovel and have her go fill in that hole in your yard -- nm - decline Apr 15, 07:48 1
  - Hah! - znufrii, stimulated Apr 15, 07:50
same same -- nm - budice Apr 15, 07:47
Same as it ever was for me -- nm - Bacon Apr 15, 07:47 2
- Same it ever was. Same as it ever was. SAME AS IT EVER WAS. -- nm - David Byrne Apr 15, 07:48 1
  - This is not my beautiful wife! -- nm - Qale Apr 15, 08:12

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