I can honestly say that the members of Museum staff you refer to who were drinking alcohol and having a relaxing evening outside the pub were signed off from safety critical work and any of them who were still signed in were only drinking non-alcoholic drinks. I suggest "anonymous" that you get your facts right before accusing people of doing something they are not!
The facts may be ascertainable from your duty record books, but many of us reading this website don't have access to them. I am very interested in what happens at the museum and make judgements from the contents of the photographs. As a customer I see a lovely view of people in uniform drinking what appears to be alcohol outside the pub.People in uniform are your ambassadors, of course your staff have a right to relax, shouldn't they change first?
Worker has missed the point, it is irrelevant whether they were signed in or not, it is the image created that offends. It takes less than a minute to remove a tie even if you can't be bothered to change a shirt. Maybe also, at the end of the day, the staff deserve not to have had this photograph plastered over the internet in the first place.
What a lovely sight. Museum staff still in full uniform drinking alcohol and gossiping outside the pub......
ReplyDeleteI can honestly say that the members of Museum staff you refer to who were drinking alcohol and having a relaxing evening outside the pub were signed off from safety critical work and any of them who were still signed in were only drinking non-alcoholic drinks. I suggest "anonymous" that you get your facts right before accusing people of doing something they are not!
ReplyDeleteThe facts may be ascertainable from your duty record books, but many of us reading this website don't have access to them. I am very interested in what happens at the museum and make judgements from the contents of the photographs. As a customer I see a lovely view of people in uniform drinking what appears to be alcohol outside the pub.People in uniform are your ambassadors, of course your staff have a right to relax, shouldn't they change first?
ReplyDeleteWorker has missed the point, it is irrelevant whether they were signed in or not, it is the image created that offends. It takes less than a minute to remove a tie even if you can't be bothered to change a shirt. Maybe also, at the end of the day, the staff deserve not to have had this photograph plastered over the internet in the first place.
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