@TheQuartering Pre-ordered some K cups using code Dankula. Can't wait for my delicious coffee to arrive at my door. I was eyeing up the organic loose leaf teas and delicious hot cocoas, but alas I'll wait until it's the weather for them.
@McKinleyG16@StarveAnArtist@DiosMio__ @thefoundseeker @BionicLatino @ShaunKraisman That's the point, those policies are already in place. Requiring you to change your style for safety isn't discrimination. I thought that was the whole point of this thread? Lol
@McKinleyG16@StarveAnArtist@DiosMio__ @thefoundseeker @BionicLatino @ShaunKraisman But to be totally fair, some manufacturing jobs don't have the same risks with hair. I happen to work in a place that has rules for what the risks are, and not a blanket requirement. Not everyone does. I've seen some wild hair where I work, and nobody bitching.
@McKinleyG16@StarveAnArtist@DiosMio__ @thefoundseeker @BionicLatino @ShaunKraisman Nobody mentioned afros, dude. Hair below the shoulder can swing out into moving machinery. That's not discrimination. Have you ever seen pictures of someone who has had their hair caught in a lathe? Gruesome.
@McKinleyG16@StarveAnArtist@DiosMio__ @thefoundseeker @BionicLatino @ShaunKraisman As a person with long hair in a manufacturing position, putting your hair up doesn't necessarily negate the risk. Just changes it. It IS a safety issue, regardless of your feelings on the matter.