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To think this is nothing to do with health and safety

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create · 01/12/2010 20:25

and that the company just want to make sure no-one's enjoying themselves on work time?

I work for a large multi-national and we've been sent guidelines about how to keep safe this Christmas.

It includes things like making sure decs aren't in front of heaters and not driving after a drink.(no we're not children, but that's another thing!)

Also that it is much safer to put decorations up after everyone's gone home, so that people aren't in the way.

Mistletoe also banned (even at parties) but that might be for the best Grin

FFS!

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onepieceoflollipop · 01/12/2010 20:27

They are just covering themselves in case one silly billy does decide to wrap tinsel round the gas heaters or drink 6 glasses of warm white wine and climb up a ladder on a random Tuesday morning.

I love reading out the highlights of some of the memos/policies we get. The more ludicrous points cause me amusement Grin

ChasingSquirrels · 01/12/2010 20:29

who will be putting the decorations up - if everyone has gone home?

booyhohoho · 01/12/2010 20:30

it sounds completely H&S to me. think you are taking it personally.

MadamDeathstare · 01/12/2010 20:36

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AMumInScotland · 01/12/2010 20:38

Well, if they let you put up decorations, and don't tell you not to put them round the heaters, there'll be trouble if a fire starts. Ditto if they're letting you have a drink on work time, or a long lunch etc and might drive home.

MadamDeathstare · 01/12/2010 20:40

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