Delay in reporting

Thrugelmir

adamp87 said:

I agree I don’t think it’s good enough in this day and age, & when most workers have been back since August or call centres working from home.. (not sure if it’s a human updating these direct) - this should be done much quicker. 

Covid ages aren't common occurences. Will have caused backlogs of work in different areas. WFH isn't as productive. Nor are large open plan offices back at work en masse. Not Covid safe. 

JP2019

Thrugelmir said:

adamp87 said:

I agree I don’t think it’s good enough in this day and age, & when most workers have been back since August or call centres working from home.. (not sure if it’s a human updating these direct) - this should be done much quicker. 

Covid ages aren't common occurences. Will have caused backlogs of work in different areas. WFH isn't as productive. Nor are large open plan offices back at work en masse. Not Covid safe. 

Quite possible to do this stuff working from home so no sorry I'm not buying it. In this day and age it is simply not good enough 

cymruchris

JP2019 said:

Thrugelmir said:

adamp87 said:

I agree I don’t think it’s good enough in this day and age, & when most workers have been back since August or call centres working from home.. (not sure if it’s a human updating these direct) - this should be done much quicker. 

Covid ages aren't common occurences. Will have caused backlogs of work in different areas. WFH isn't as productive. Nor are large open plan offices back at work en masse. Not Covid safe. 

Quite possible to do this stuff working from home so no sorry I'm not buying it. In this day and age it is simply not good enough 

It would be possible - most things are possible - but due to the fact systems aren't in place to allow it to happen - it likely isn't happening. The office worker sitting in an office has access to way more of the 'system' in most organisations, as it's all on a controlled internal network. When suddenly everyone is at home - they can't access those same systems. The systems people that design the systems are also working from home, so their access to program a system to allow home access is also limited. There are many, many restrictive factors currently which mean that what most people think can be easily done at home on a laptop, can't be. So yes, it's possible, but not probable at the moment.