mick brown
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What I'm getting at is companies that provide a service or produce things for another "key" or essential company.This all depends on the urgency/importance of stopping/slowing the spread.
In all honesty we could do without a lot of things for a few weeks.
We could even strip back the amount of food shops. I mean I've got an Aldi, Lidl, Morrison's, and Tesco all within a five minute walk.
Electricians, heating engineers etc. - what if they're needed in a hospital.
Manufacturing - making product's for health, transport, communications etc.
I myself am expected to carry on working ( and I'm fine with that) because currently we are making fixtures to support the ventilator manufacturing industry. What happens when we finish making them. We will carry on producing our normal product's because the boss can only see profit. He doesn't care about his worker's health as far as I can see.
It's very difficult to determine what a key worker is really. It's very open to interpretation.