forced to wear a hat

Sambucus_Nigra

xXMessedUpXx wrote: »

In one of my jobs we had to spend the summer wearing garlands and hawaiian shirts

Was this in Sheffield or Hawaii? :eek: or

sophsnan

I work in the same supermarket as your wife and yesterday was offered a text santa hat to wear I just told them no thanks they were fine about it not many of the cashiers were wearing them yesterday a colleague in front of me had one on for about an hour but said it made her head too hot

vax2002

gravitytolls wrote: »

Why not? Santa hats are festive, not religious.

Whats Festive mean ?
DOH...:rotfl:

dark_lady

DCFC79 wrote: »

Its a hats and everyone else is wearing 1 so why not wear 1.

So if everyone else drove off a cliff would you?

dark_lady

gravitytolls wrote: »

I wonder if they conform to the relevant health and safety regs, I wouldn't want felty fluff dropping into me festive stilton.

If the hat slips down over someones eyes while they are carrying something heavy (like the giant tins of sweets on sale at this time of year) and they stumble or slip and drop the tin on a customers foot then its the managers fault for enforcing this stupidity for the sake of his pathetic power trip and if i was the shop worker involved i would make sure the customer knew this was down to the manager forcing the shop assistants to wear these stupid hats.

dark_lady

tori.k wrote: »

It's for Charity...Its not a hardship www.itv.com/textsanta
seems a shame that someone would object doing something so trivial, especially at this time of year

Emotional blackmail anyone?

Bet you dont say the same thing when you are approached by a chugger in the street.
People are quite capable of giving to charity without seeing someone forced to wear a hat to publicise it.
People might think twice about giving though if they think there is bullying involved as in bullying people into wearing hats and threatening them with a disciplinary if they dont.