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BERNADETTE · 14-10-2007, 17:13

Was reading an article in the Daily Express about a worker who was suspended for hanging a picture of the Sacred Heart at work. A co-worker complained that he had done it as an "act of provocation". After a three day investigation he was reinstated. Surely management could have handled this situation better? Is it to much to ask that they ask the worker to remove the picture rather than escorting him off the premises like a common criminal?

14-10-2007, 17:13	#1
BERNADETTE God Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Accrington Posts: 6,899 Liked: 25 times Rep Power: 42390	Airport Worker Suspended Was reading an article in the Daily Express about a worker who was suspended for hanging a picture of the Sacred Heart at work. A co-worker complained that he had done it as an "act of provocation". After a three day investigation he was reinstated. Surely management could have handled this situation better? Is it to much to ask that they ask the worker to remove the picture rather than escorting him off the premises like a common criminal? __________________ A PERSON WHO MINDS THEIR OWN BUSINESS WILL ALWAYS BE FULLY EMPLOYED (Cicero)