The cafe that banned Zoom: Coffee shop owners 無法者 laptops after remote 労働者s 需要・要求するd everyone be 静かな for online 会合s and sat nursing 選び出す/独身 drink for hours while they tapped away

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A coffee shop has banned laptops after remote 労働者s 需要・要求するd everyone be 静かな for online 会合s while they nursed a 選び出す/独身 drink for hours at a time.?

Remote 労働者s typing away in coffee shops at all hours of the working day has become a 正規の/正選手 sight since the pandemic but one coffee shop in Canterbury decided to take a stand against the new normal.??

The owners of Fringe and Ginge say people working on computers was 廃虚ing the atmosphere of their cafe and since the 禁止(する) people have started talking more and? they've 'built a community.'?

Alfie Edwards, who owns the 商売/仕事 with his partner Olivia Walsh, said it was a '堅い 決定/判定勝ち(する)' but has been 最終的に successful.?

He said:?'I think what has changed massively in the dynamic and the way that people work. We had some really bad experiences with people, asking us to turn music off so they could do Zoom 会合s.

Alfie Edwards (pictured), who owns the business with his partner Olivia Walsh, said it was a 'tough decision' to ban remote workers but has been ultimately successful

Alfie Edwards (pictured), who owns the 商売/仕事 with his partner Olivia Walsh, said it was a '堅い 決定/判定勝ち(する)' to 禁止(する) remote 労働者s but has been 最終的に successful

Fringe and Ginge in Canterbury say people working on computers was ruining the atmosphere of their cafe and since the ban people have started talking more and they've 'built a community'

Fringe and Ginge in Canterbury say people working on computers was 廃虚ing the atmosphere of their cafe and since the 禁止(する) people have started talking more and they've 'built a community'

'Then we just sort of 人物/姿/数字d out it - this is not what it is about.There are so many places you can go and rent desk space, you can work in the libraries.

'There are 負担s of places where they're 献身的な to people working - and they have cafes 同様に. Here, we just realised we 手配中の,お尋ね者 to take 歓待 支援する, have it 献身的な to just serving people and letting them have a nice experience.'?

Mr Edwards and Ms Walsh 始める,決める up the cafe in July 2020, すぐに after the first Covid lockdown 制限 was 解除するd during a high point for remote working as thousands worked from home or 直面するd furlough.

But as time 進歩d and lockdown 支配するs were 除去するd, 労働者s would spend hours hunched over their computers, typing away in silence.

述べるing how the atmosphere changed since the laptop 禁止(する), Mr Edwards said: 'It's just so nice to have people who were 以前 strangers that now 雑談(する) 定期的に.

'To see people connecting, we've 肉親,親類d of built a community here.

'It's a neighbourhood hangout for a lot of people.

'There are already many places where you can rent desks, or people can work in the library. We aren't a big space and we're social here - that's a big part of it.

'It's just something we had to do, you don't want upset people, but it was the 権利 決定/判定勝ち(する).'

However, other 地元の 商売/仕事s 同意しない with Fringe and Ginge's approach.

Mr Edwards and Ms Walsh set up the cafe in July 2020, shortly after the first Covid lockdown restriction was lifted during a high point for remote working as thousands worked from home or face
d furlough

Mr Edwards and Ms Walsh 始める,決める up the cafe in July 2020, すぐに after the first Covid lockdown 制限 was 解除するd during a high point for remote working as thousands worked from home or 直面するd furlough

Describing how the atmosphere changed since the laptop ban, Mr Edwards said: 'It's just so nice to have people who were previously strangers that now chat regularly. 'To see people connecting, we've kind of built a community here'

述べるing how the atmosphere changed since the laptop 禁止(する), Mr Edwards said: 'It's just so nice to have people who were 以前 strangers that now 雑談(する) 定期的に. 'To see people connecting, we've 肉親,親類d of built a community here'

Hannah Swann, 28, who manages the nearby Garage Cafe, said she sympathised with the laptop 禁止(する) - but would not do so herself.

She said: 'We 許す laptops here, most people are nice about it, いつかs people do take advantage of it, but we usually have enough room in this cafe to be able to carry on and not be too bothered about it.

'いつかs I think there might be a 確かな point where people do take advantage of it, if they just buy one coffee for the whole day sort of thing.

'But then again, I do feel like most 顧客s are やめる nice about it and keep the 商売/仕事 going.

'I think cafes are a nice place to work really, it's a nice 静める 環境. I know a lot of people, I know I do, where they 肉親,親類d of need stuff going on around them to 焦点(を合わせる).

'In the space Fringe and Ginge are in, I do understand it, just because if they did 許す laptops, they would be filled all day and not have any switch over with 顧客s really.'

Cornwall Live 報告(する)/憶測d that a cafe had stopped serving 酪農場 代案/選択肢s after a mother was 急ぐd to hospital に引き続いて a 厳しい allergic reaction after she was accidentally given cows milk.?

SheSells in Mevagissey in defence of the 政策 said they changed the 政策 to?'劇的な to 保護する our 顧客s, our staff and our small family 商売/仕事'.?

They said they were only made aware of just how serious the 顧客's アレルギーs were in the days に引き続いて the 出来事/事件 and had they known sooner it could have been preven ted.?