My boy is here 🥰 Twitter meet Theo 💙 He made an early appearance on Sunday 14th July @ 21:04 weighing 7lb 10oz - he stole the limelight of our wedding anniversary but he was the best present ever 🎁
The UK has to "actively prepare" for the potential of a "wartime scenario" in its homeland, a national security strategy has warned.
🔗 Read more https://t.co/TLy4GzLB5Q
@NSwerve184446p That is probably the best way to look at it. It’s hard juggling everything. I asked my mum what she did when we were younger and she said her mum and dad didn’t work so could look after us - but the world is so different now 🥲
Don’t go back to work till October and I’m already getting anxious about returning. I have done my job successfully from home since 2020 - going into the office once in a blue moon - now we’ve been told to go in 3 days a week again like I did when I started in 2014 😖
@NSwerve184446p I’m hoping I’ll be okay for the rest of this year as when I return to work I’ll only have 10 weeks to work, so I’m going to request a phased return. I have 3 young children and being at home helps so much with the work/life balance. I can do the school/nursery run without added..
I really don’t get understand what benefit I WILL get from doing this. The only benefit is a number on the screen for the company because I will not be fulfilling the 60% hybrid working rate. I can already see a decline in my mental health due to being anxious.
The problem I have here isn’t commuting to the office. It’s the fact that when I get to said office, I will be working alone like I do at home. My “team” are based in India and Poland so I don’t get to experience the social aspect of being in the office anyways.