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Smelly undies banned by boss
The boss of a Serbian company has banned staff from coming into work with dirty underwear.
Milomir Gligorijevic said: “I am fed up with people with poor personal hygiene standards. I have now made it a sackable offence for people to come in without having a shower - or with dirty underwear.”
He has also banned staff from smelling after eating garlic - warning that they need to make sure they brush their teeth - and use perfume and deodorant. Gligorijevic runs a 30-staff stationery company in the capital Belgrade, and sent out an official memo to all employees demanding they adopt good standards of personal hygiene. The memo warned all employees to make sure they brush their teeth, take showers regularly and change their underpants every day.
We don’t want to know exactly how he’s going to investigate breaches of the ‘no smelly pants’ rule…
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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