Re: Encounters with the narrow minded........(long msg)


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Posted by mark on August 11, 2001 at 06:40:45:

In reply to: Encounters with the narrow minded........(long msg) posted by Cheryl (aka Selkie) on August 10, 2001 at 22:51:08:

: Okay guys - I need a little input here. I an absolutely FUMING
about
: this. I have been doing henna during my lunch hour at my office -
no
: charge, just for the practice and "advertising" aspect, if you
will.
: Once again, this is NOT on firm time, it's on my lunch hour. Well,
: today, I'm called to my supervisor's office and told that I can't
do
: henna on my lunch hour any more..... (HUH? Isn't this MY lunch
: hour?). I am very angry. I explained that it isn't on firm time,
: I'm not charging anyone, so it isn't a business being run here,
that
: it's something I do for my friends - no deal. I was THEN told -
: you'll LOVE this - that I can't bring my henna paste to work in my
: purse or backpack either (I responded by saying that it isn't a
: controlled substance and I'll do as I please on that issue). I
asked
: if the mehndi was the issue or just that I'm doing this on my lunch
: hour - it isn't the mehndi. I'm NOT real happy about this. The
: designs and concepts is well liked by the attorneys and staff
alike,
: it's pretty much a "personal" issue with this woman - she
: can't "control" me, so she harrasses me instead.... I don't mean
to
: whine. Ideas? Comments? Suggestions?

I think you will unfortunately find that your an employee and thereby
bound by whatever rules they decide to shell out. Ok its your lunch
hour in your time....but your are on their property and you are using
henna on their employees....

the thing with people that are management is often they abuse the
right of power.... it basically comes down to this....you either put
up with it or get another job. it often doesnt matter if they
actually like the stuff or not.....it is in a place and on grounds
where you and everyone else is governed by company rules and
conduct....often temporary tattoos are not something that fits in
well with this.

 


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