But here’s the guts of the issue. An employer offers a position in an office. Potential employees can either take it or reject it. But they can’t decide to take it then say they want to do it differently on terms (WFH) according to their whims. It’s that elementary.
This is a dilemma currently facing Wellington commercial property identity Chris Gollins.
For reason it’s not for anyone to question, recently Chris decided to offer a job to any tattooed dwarf seeking employment, to stand in the corner of his office foyer, wearing a tutu and with a broom handle up his bum.
To my surprise, three times the job’s been filled, only for these employees to then claim they’re “working from home”, and are standing, tutu-clad and broom handle impaled in their kitchens.
Understandably Chris is in despair. Renders suggestions re dealing with this crisis are welcome.
Sir Bob Jones is a renowned author, columnist , property investor, and former politician, who blogs at No Punches Pulled HERE - where this article was sourced.
For reason it’s not for anyone to question, recently Chris decided to offer a job to any tattooed dwarf seeking employment, to stand in the corner of his office foyer, wearing a tutu and with a broom handle up his bum.
To my surprise, three times the job’s been filled, only for these employees to then claim they’re “working from home”, and are standing, tutu-clad and broom handle impaled in their kitchens.
Understandably Chris is in despair. Renders suggestions re dealing with this crisis are welcome.
Sir Bob Jones is a renowned author, columnist , property investor, and former politician, who blogs at No Punches Pulled HERE - where this article was sourced.
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