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Further victimisation?
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I have more sympathy with these guys:
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-233 74574-details/Family%20snaps%20banned%20from%2 0tax%20office%20desks/article.do
After all having a picture of your family on your desk never did anyone any harm - even passively
- although I suppose if they were really ugly people might get depressed!
I have more sympathy with these guys:
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-233 74574-details/Family%20snaps%20banned%20from%2 0tax%20office%20desks/article.do
After all having a picture of your family on your desk never did anyone any harm - even passively
- although I suppose if they were really ugly people might get depressed!
I can see the merits of a tidy desk , if for example you are
' hot desking ' -afterall who wants to work at a desk where the previous occupant's left over lunch is still there ?
Also if there is , for example ,files kept on the desk that other people will need to access , then it makes it easy for all concerned - doesn't it ?
As for photographs on desks - I have no problem , if the desk is a dedicated one .
' hot desking ' -afterall who wants to work at a desk where the previous occupant's left over lunch is still there ?
Also if there is , for example ,files kept on the desk that other people will need to access , then it makes it easy for all concerned - doesn't it ?
As for photographs on desks - I have no problem , if the desk is a dedicated one .
Sorry, but whenever smoking crops up I have to begin my argument with "as an asthmatic..."
As an asthmatic, though, I just feel that almost anything that makes people stop smoking cannot be entirely bad, because frankly, no-one deserves ******-up lungs, especially passive smokers. And don't give me **** about people's rights- no-one has a "right" to smoke, and no-one needs one.
For once, I actually agree with jake-the-peg. LEAN? ******* joke. Almost makes me want to swear more than the smoking issue does.
Hammer Head- hammering one's head is indeed a fun way to pass the time, but I recommend cutting down on that. It's not carcinogenic, but it does play havoc with your social life.
As an asthmatic, though, I just feel that almost anything that makes people stop smoking cannot be entirely bad, because frankly, no-one deserves ******-up lungs, especially passive smokers. And don't give me **** about people's rights- no-one has a "right" to smoke, and no-one needs one.
For once, I actually agree with jake-the-peg. LEAN? ******* joke. Almost makes me want to swear more than the smoking issue does.
Hammer Head- hammering one's head is indeed a fun way to pass the time, but I recommend cutting down on that. It's not carcinogenic, but it does play havoc with your social life.