Its the Offseason.....

Can't for work....can't next year either as I'm going overseas halfway.

Can't for work....can't next year either as I'm going overseas halfway.

Whats your job, would have thought it is illegal to fire someone for supporting charity?

Whats your job, would have thought it is illegal to fire someone for supporting charity?

Retail. Appropriate standard of dress is clean-shaven, and they were very touch-and-go about it. Wasn't willing to [censored] them off as it's bad enough this time of year. Bloody Christmas.

I'm currently sporting a lovely upper lip at present!

Feel free to look at my MoSpace and donate!

http://mobro.co/clintsav/

Gippy

Retail. Appropriate standard of dress is clean-shaven, and they were very touch-and-go about it. Wasn't willing to [censored] them off as it's bad enough this time of year. Bloody Christmas.

I think it's terrible (and bordering on discrimination) that any male outside the medical field should be forced to shave if they don't want to. Facial hair is something that every single man on the planet over the age of about twelve has to deal with, and those who (for whatever reason) choose not to make themselves look like they haven't hit puberty shouldn't have to.

The only time I ever cut my hair (facial or otherwise) is when it starts getting in the way. And that, IMO, is how it should be. I'm of the "Do What You Feel," Bart Simpson mould, in that regard. And when you add charity to the equation, then forcing someone to shave is even more ridiculous.

Edited November 17, 201114 yr by Chook

http://mobro.co/SteveThomas76

Lost my Dad to cancer earlier this year so I was keener than ever to take part.

Back in the 80's I had a real PORN MO.

It rivalled Burt Reynolds and Magnum.

A white Mo looks pretty Shite these days.

I think it's terrible (and bordering on discrimination) that any male outside the medical field should be forced to shave if they don't want to. Facial hair is something that every single man on the planet over the age of about twelve has to deal with, and those who (for whatever reason) choose not to make themselves look like they haven't hit puberty shouldn't have to.

Not uncommon in retail to be honest. There's a fairly conservative school of thought out there that says that stubble equals uncleanliness and it reflects poorly on the store. Depends from place to place, but there is only one guy who I work with who has one, and he has had it for 5+ years AND has to do that tie thing on it as it's normally fairly long, all because work says so.

If you can grow a beard without heading to work in the stubble stage then there's no issue...but in between is a no go.

Edited November 18, 201114 yr by Striker475

"...outside the medical field..." ????

I am well and truly inside the medical field and I must say hospitals are covered in Mos!

"...outside the medical field..." ????

I am well and truly inside the medical field and I must say hospitals are covered in Mos!

Ha. I was merely referring to the importance of hygiene in the medical field, but I too know a few doctors with moustaches.