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Subject Boss orders female staff to wear red bracelets when they are on their PERIODS !!!

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Original Message Com'on boys, lets step in it!

Better PIN this one-just for good measure!

Sometimes the simplest of ideas are the most genius!

Obviously, the stated reason is a politically-correct, smoke-screen, the real purpose being a "bitch warning device."

Just imagine how much more enjoyable the office environment will be when you can spot a "rabid-bitch" before hand! You'll know in advance which darlings are near melt down status & which ones are game.

No more leaving it to chance-you see a RED bracelet-dodge da' bitch! Easy as that.

No doubt the dude that thought up this idea will be Nobel Prize bound!

Sometimes you can actually have your cake & eat it too!

starbug

Boss orders female staff to wear red bracelets when they are on their periods

By Ian Sparks
Last updated at 5:36 PM on 30th November 2010

A boss in Norway has ordered all female staff to wear red bracelets during their periods - to explain why they are using the toilet more often.

The astonishing demand was revealed in report by a workers' union into 'tyrannical' toilet rules in Norwegian companies.

The study claimed businesses were becoming obsessed with lost productivity due to employees spending too much time answering the call of nature.

It found 66 per cent of managers made staff ask them for an electronic key card to gain access to the toilets so they could monitor breaks.

Toilets in one in three companies were placed under video-surveillance, while other firms made staff sign a toilet 'visitors book', the report by the Parat union said.

It added: 'But the most extreme action was taken by one manager who made women having their period wear a red bracelet to justify more frequent trips to the loo.

'Women quite justifiably feel humiliated by being tagged in this way, so that all their colleagues are aware of this intimate detail of their private life.'

The report, which did not name the firm imposing red bracelets on female staff, has now been passed on to Norway's chief comsuner ombudsman Bjorn Erik Thon.

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