Surely you'd say "someone who works for the NHS" and considering that covers over a million people you'd probably narrow it down further and say "Professor of Infectious Diseases for the NHS" or "Receptionist at an NHS clap clinic" so the reader would be better placed to decide how seriously to take this woman's claims.
Unless she doesn't work for the NHS and the phrase "NHS worker" is used to be deliberately misleading, in a similar way to how Litter Enforcement Officers say they work on behalf of the local council and hope no one notices that they don't work for the council.
(, Sun 30 Aug 2020, 17:30, Reply)
An army of outsourced workers (who are not NHS employed) who are sitting twiddling their thumbs waiting for the work to roll in.
After making such a claim, I would suggest she supports Trump, is all for the Anti-Vac movement, and probably thinks the Royal Family are lizards.
Some people are just desperate to be whored across the internet.
Sad.
(, Mon 31 Aug 2020, 0:18, Reply)
by showing the smartcard she uses to clock in every day at her job as receptionist at the clap clinic
(, Mon 31 Aug 2020, 12:12, Reply)