Can a company do this?
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pacman1 said:
Now we're getting to the bottom of it. Anyway, I thought C & A went bust years ago.
...so Murphy...tell me why have one of your wellies got a 'L' on it and the other an 'R'
That'll be so I can tell which is for me left foot and which is for me right...
Really...that's ingenious...I've often wondered why my missus has C&A on her knickers...now I know...
Badooom-tish
englisharcher said:
I am desperate for a job, and went for an interview this morning, but something they said is making me feel uneasy about the job.
The contract states that if you wear underwear it can't be certain brands that the company sells, they say that you have to agree to random underwear checks, this means that random members of staff have to show security the tag on there underwear to prove it is a different make to those stored in the warehouse.
Can they legally do this?
I wouldn't compound the problem by getting all in a quiver. Just string them along and you'll hit the bullsye..The contract states that if you wear underwear it can't be certain brands that the company sells, they say that you have to agree to random underwear checks, this means that random members of staff have to show security the tag on there underwear to prove it is a different make to those stored in the warehouse.
Can they legally do this?
Seriously,.. good luck....
The right is contractual and they can't touch you - only look. It's to stop people walking out with 24 pairs of Y fronts on. If you refuse - you've signed to contract so you can be sacked
Agree with previous posters, people will try and whip stuff throiugh security amd are very ingenious about it - favourite examples - Pigs carcase ( on a motorbike!) Vauxhall straight 6 cylinder head, a shower unit ( taken out of the showers and leaking), toilet seats, and abig hairy bloke accused of stealing teh basque je was wearing under his shirt only for them to find out it wasn't one of th eemployers... Nice! Let's not even go near the banana sandwiches
Agree with previous posters, people will try and whip stuff throiugh security amd are very ingenious about it - favourite examples - Pigs carcase ( on a motorbike!) Vauxhall straight 6 cylinder head, a shower unit ( taken out of the showers and leaking), toilet seats, and abig hairy bloke accused of stealing teh basque je was wearing under his shirt only for them to find out it wasn't one of th eemployers... Nice! Let's not even go near the banana sandwiches
oldsoak said:
pacman1 said:
Now we're getting to the bottom of it. Anyway, I thought C & A went bust years ago.
...so Murphy...tell me why have one of your wellies got a 'L' on it and the other an 'R'
That'll be so I can tell which is for me left foot and which is for me right...
Really...that's ingenious...I've often wondered why my missus has C&A on her knickers...now I know...
Badooom-tish
englisharcher said:
I am desperate for a job, and went for an interview this morning, but something they said is making me feel uneasy about the job.
The contract states that if you wear underwear it can't be certain brands that the company sells, they say that you have to agree to random underwear checks, this means that random members of staff have to show security the tag on there underwear to prove it is a different make to those stored in the warehouse.
Can they legally do this?
don't know about the legality but when I was at uni I held a job dealing with the stock for Gap in a couple of their stores - the requirement was that when working you had to wear their clothes (not a big issue as you'd get 50% off)The contract states that if you wear underwear it can't be certain brands that the company sells, they say that you have to agree to random underwear checks, this means that random members of staff have to show security the tag on there underwear to prove it is a different make to those stored in the warehouse.
Can they legally do this?
at the start of every shift they'd log what you were wearing and check at the end of every shift that you were wearing the same clothes - they'd only check the waistband of your kex so you won't have to drop your trousers in the middle of the store in front of customers
it even applied to the store manager who usually wore pretty skimpy g-strings
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