WRONG! Apparently the CEO thinks it�s more important to reinforce the �no denim� rule about our smart casual clothing policy than support a charity campaign. Are they saying that on Red Nose day we won�t be able to wear a red nose, or not be able to pin a daffodil on our shirts when it�s Daffodil day? It�s ridiculous. I considered turning up to work with jeans on but I didn�t really feel like a nasty altercation with the CEO cause he�s actually a really nice bloke and I know he�s just enforcing company policy but you think company policy could get knocked out of the way for charity. Well I know I won�t be donating via the company box � I�ll go out onto the street and buy a badge from those lovely school kids that wander around with them. Pretty much everyone I saw on the train station today was wearing jeans and it made me feel awful like I didn�t care about the research they do.

I decided to make my point subtly. I made an address label with the word DENIM on it in a nice stitch font and then coloured in the letters with a blue high-lighter. I then stuck the label to the flap on the back pocket of the pants I�m wearing today. I�m considering a walk around the CEO�s level and just stopping to pick something off the ground that I conveniently drop right outside of his desk so there is no way he can miss my silent protest. Plus I wore a denim jacket to ward off the cold this morning so maybe I could just don that and walk past with an innocent look on my face muttering something about the blasted air conditioning.

Never underestimate the power of your arse

Tyd

2 August 2002 - 11:45 am

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