26 March 2006

Hotels to sack staff smelling of smoke

Two leading luxury hotels in Scotland are threatening to sack staff who smell of smoke following the introduction of today's groundbreaking ban on smoking in public places. In a move that goes well beyond what is required by the new law, Turnberry, the five-star Ayrshire golf resort, and the Sheraton Grand Hotel and Spa in Edinburgh have issued strict guidelines to hundreds of staff on complying with the legislation. The guidelines state that employees who want to smoke during an official break must wash their hands thoroughly and either brush their teeth or eat a mint straight afterwards before returning to duty.

Source: Scotland on Sunday (26 March 2006)

1 Comments:

At 28/3/06 17:23, Anonymous Anonymous said...

So what are they going to do, have a wee nursie sniff everyone's fingers and breath after each break?

I just hope these hotels employ staff with halitosis and/or .. shall we say ... less than normal standards of personal hygeine when going to the lav.

But then they will probably get their bottoms smacked, won't they?

Honestly, I really do despair at the rank, childish stupidity of my fellow man.

 

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