上司撩下属 美公务员因放屁太多遭上司5页信训斥

美公务员因放屁太多遭上司5页信训斥  

A Social Security Administration employee was formally reprimanded earlier this month for excessive workplace flatulence
according to a Dec. 10 letter obtained by The Smoking Gun.
The 38-year-old
who worked out of a Baltimore office
was hit with a five-page letter detailing the dates and times of his noxious offenses. The letter informed the worker that his “uncontrollable flatulence” created an “intolerable” and “hostile” environment for coworkers -- many of which had lodged plaints.
The letter's log cited 17 dates
and 60 specific times
that the worker allegedly passed gas. The formal reprimand appears to have been a last resort for management
who they say addressed the embarrassing issue with the worker multiple times. (The employee allegedly submitted no evidence to indicate that he can't control the problem).
这封信记录了这名员工17天中的60次放屁时间。这封正式的训斥信似乎是管理人员下的最后通牒，他们表示已经就这一令人难堪的话题和该员工谈过许多次。（据称这名员工没能提出正当理由，证明他无法控制放屁问题。）
While the federal employee currently only has to deal with an embarrassing letter in his personnel file
there are others who have lost their jobs for less. In July
a receptionist in Minnesota claims she was fired from her job at the hospital's Cancer Center because she smelled of smoke at work. The receptionist was indeed a regular smoker
but she claims she never smoked while on the job or on break.
Likewise
the grounds for legal dismissal are being even more bizarre in some cases. On Dec
21
the Iowa Supreme Court ruled that a dentist acted legally when he fired an assistant he found attractive because he and his wife viewed his attraction to the woman as a threat to their marriage.
The court actually ruled that an employer may fire an employee they see as an "irresistible attraction
" even if the employee has done nothing to encourage attraction
engage in flirtation
or otherwise done anything wrong.