A story of the Bizarre from the BBC:
Rebecca Holdcroft likes to “express” herself through body art. However, she felt she was being discriminated against at work and contacted the BBC News website to express her point of view.
Even though she does not deal with the public face-to-face, her latest employers told her she must wear a cardigan to conceal her tattoos. And in the hot weather, this can get unbearable, she says…..
She says it is discrimination – even though the Citizens Advice Bureau and a solicitor have both told her there is no law to protect her.
“There are other people in the office that have tattoos, but not to the same extent. They aren’t being told to cover up.
“I can’t afford not to have a job so at the moment I comply with what work are asking. Even so, I’m not the only one in the office who thinks it is ridiculous.”
“The point I am trying to make is it’s not criminal to have tattoos.”
You know, I don’t have any piercings or tats, but I don’t disagree with people that do, but this women…well, it’s pretty in your face I’d think. An interesting conundrum.
It could be the world’s unhealthiest snack. The ultimate in fast-food indulgence is cooked up, not by a restaurant chain, but by a minor-league baseball club….It’s sweet like a doughnut, and then you’ve got the hamburger. You’ve read that right. It’s a burger with cheese and bacon, sandwiched between a Krispy Kreme doughnut – a heart attack waiting to happen. A burger so perfect, they say, tampering is discouraged.
