Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Return to Office Not Good Idea - India Covid variant most deadly spreading to all the Earth

Gandhi warns 'explosive' COVID wave threatens India and the world (yahoo.com)

"India is home to one out of every six human beings on the planet. The pandemic has demonstrated that our size, genetic diversity and complexity make India fertile ground for the virus to rapidly mutate, transforming itself into a more contagious and more dangerous form," wrote Gandhi.
"Allowing the uncontrollable spread of the virus in our country will be devastating not only for our people but also for the rest of the world."
India's highly infectious COVID-19 variant B.1.617 has already spread to other countries, and many nations have moved to cut or restrict movements from India.
British Prime Minister Boris said on Friday the government needed to handle very carefully the emergence of new coronavirus strains in India that have since started to spread in the United Kingdom.

Beyond India, a growing number of Asian countries are being ravaged by fresh coronavirus waves

By Nectar Gan, CNN
Updated 9:55 PM ET, Fri May 7, 2021

Beyond India, a growing number of Asian countries are engulfed by fresh coronavirus waves - CNN

(CNN)As India's coronavirus catastrophe worsens, new waves of infections are fast engulfing a growing number of nations across South and Southeast Asia -- with some grappling with their worst outbreaks since the pandemic began.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday that India had accounted for nearly half of all global infections and a quarter of deaths reported in the past week.
But cases have also skyrocketed in countries around India, from Nepal in the north to Sri Lanka and the Maldives in the south. And it's not just India's neighbors -- further away in Southeast Asia, infections are also surging in Thailand, Cambodia and Indonesia.
"The Southeast Asia region reported over 2.7 million new cases and over 25,000 new deaths, a 19% and a 48% increase respectively compared to the previous week," the WHO said on Wednesday. "India is currently driving the vast majority of this upward trend."

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The nerve of you! With so many out of a job that went to work everyday during covid and you are crying about returning to the office.If you don’t like it quit the company never HAD to let you stay home.

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Post ID: @7kpu+1aKc6lUH

If they allow people from India to travel, it will continue. Considering how American business is addicted to cheap H1Bs, I doubt they will let it happen through their money, er, lobbying influence.

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No, it’s not a good idea. Not unless and until WF requires all employees to be vaccinated. I am vaccinated, but that doesn’t mean I care to spend all day 3 feet from some unvaccinated id--t in an open office with sealed windows.

Too little is known about the variants to make it worth the risk.

The vaccine may keep me off the ventilator but I don’t want Covid at all. Not even a little bit. Not even if I’m an asymptomatic carrier.

Not for Wells Fargo, that’s for sure.

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Post ID: @1pai+1aKc6lUH

Lockdown India! Stop spreading virus to other countries and vaccinate all people.

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Post ID: @zwt+1aKc6lUH

Very scary.

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