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. , ,., that they are doing things in that sace. , , ., space.re is a reluctance from employers this year to follow people. they would rather people stay in work and that seems to be quite a big change between the first lockdown and the one that we are currently in. if people are going to stay in work and the government is not going to ask employers to make a change there, the enforcement of workplaces becomes much more critical and i think the health and safety executive have been a bit silent during this pandemic. they need to play a much bigger role working with trading standards and local police to investigate breaches of regulations in the workplace. greater manchester police and our councils are going into workplaces where we get reports, we encourage the public to come forward and say if they feel their workplace is unsafe, but we need more focus on this issue at a national level as well as getting test, trace and critically isolate working properly. it looks to me at the moment as though everyone is saying vaccination is its, the media on