Dragged into office because of love bite on neck

corgiman

I work in the NHS and today i was asked to come into the office and told no more love bites are to be visable when i come into work again is this fair and what should i do

Savvy_Sue

It doesn't seem unreasonable to me that patients shouldn't be left wondering "What's THAT?" when they're talking to you, so I'd suggest you ask your partner to stay off the visible bits?

woody01

corgiman wrote: »

I work in the NHS and today i was asked to come into the office and told no more love bites are to be visable when i come into work again is this fair and what should i do

I think your boss is spot on!
In a public facing job, it is not nice to have to look at. You should have a little bit of respect.

The best thing to do is get a bit of class!
Let's be honest, there isn't much that's more common.

counterfeit

all I have to say is - CHAV.

It doesn't exactly scream professionalism

maninthestreet

I know your're a man, but can't you cover them up with make-up? Ask the lady who gave it to you to help you in this respect.

silkyuk9

I have to agree with what everyone else has said. in any job if you see a love bite on someones neck you know what theyve been up to (not saying you are not allowed to have nooky) and its not very nice to look at, love bites stop at age 15 in my poinion.

Horace

corgiman wrote: »

I work in the NHS and today i was asked to come into the office and told no more love bites are to be visable when i come into work again is this fair and what should i do

I agree with your employer - its not nice to look at and is unprofessional in a forward facing job where you are interacting with patients on a daily basis. Buy some concealer or ask your girlfriend to stop sucking and biting - love bites are what you get and give when you are 15 but not when you are an adult.

Rockporkchop

Ugh how gross - I agree with everyone else. Of course it's fair of them to say that. Where's your self respect and professionalism?

pir

Another one agreeing with your employer. This kind of thing usually stops during the early teens. If you worked in a factory and didn't see the public maybe you could get away with it but even then it still doesn't look professional.

meg72

Sorry have to agree with everyone else .Its fair, I think perhaps you are very young and do
not realise that its considered very immature

AlwaysWorking

:rotfl:Surely this is a troll?! It can't possibly be a serious question! Anyone with enough common sense to hold down a job must surely know this wouldn't be acceptable in the workplace?