NE hospital issues short skirt ban for nurses - multiple rules to create "trust"

[jesimps]

"Female nurses were told not to have skirts shorter than one inch above the knee."

 

Festering killjoys.

[jesimps]

29 minutes ago, madmitch said:

Don't know about Babs but I reckon Hattie would pass!

 

Ah the old hospital matron, the RSM of the NHS. Wish they'd bring them back, the nurses these days (bless them) are made to look like domestic workers.

[Surasak]

5 hours ago, HuskerDo2 said:

Well heck. I suspect the nurses in short tight skirts are what gave many sick men the hope and desire to get better and get out of there so they can chase more women wearing short tight skirts. Is there any better medicine for a man than a beautiful sexy woman wearing a short tight skirt? I think not. I don't care what their age or ailment is.

Are you referring to woman in general, nurses, or the sick men? Asking for a friend????

[proton]

Bra and knickers optional then?

[jacko45k]

Too damned right... don't need some floozy in a short skirt bending over nearby with my dodgy ticker!

[metisdead]

Some troll posts and the replies have been removed.

[sambum]

2 hours ago, PaDavid said:

The early replies on this tend to agree with the netizens and think it’s ott. Personally, when I go to hospital I want to be attended by a professional looking nurse, not someone dressed like an escort. So, sorry guys, but I pretty much agree with the ‘new rules.’

There's a difference between "like an escort" and dressing "attractively"!

[Mac Mickmanus]

2 minutes ago, sambum said:

There's a difference between "like an escort" and dressing "attractively"!

Both wear short skirts , what is the difference ?

[NativeBob]

Why do they start from the lowest members of hospitals? Make rules about dumb uneducated doctors, commisions from pharma companies, patient protection laws etc. 

Nurses are speechless and completely irresponsible members of hospitals. How you called them? Disposables?

[Lucky Bones]

1 hour ago, Lacessit said:

Nurse Ratched, you have an admirer.

 

1 hour ago, ThaiFelix said:

"Right, now that we have all that out the way lets all go have a soapy....and the hospitals paying, we'll call it a committee meeting"!

No. If you have a committee meeting Cha-Cha will want to chair it.

What? Masked up Cha-Cha in a soapie?

I'm bizzy that day.????????

 

[Bangkok Barry]

2 hours ago, PaDavid said:

The early replies on this tend to agree with the netizens and think it’s ott. Personally, when I go to hospital I want to be attended by a professional looking nurse, not someone dressed like an escort. So, sorry guys, but I pretty much agree with the ‘new rules.’

I prefer the kind of care I get over whether someone looks 'professional' or not. I decades ago realised that many of the crooks in the world, including politicians, look 'professional' by wearing suits. Judging people on how they dress or look went out in the 60s.

[riverhigh]

I  am not a fan of the self-appointed faashion police brigade. Don't want to see a hard working medical professional fired because of a so-called dress code violation enforced by an over-zealous "pen-pushing" hospital administraton clerk. I think expats on a one-year visa should think twice before siding with the hospital administrators. Just imagine going to imigration to renew your one-year visa and the senior admistratator doesn't lilke the way you dress or look, and decides to cancel your renewal at his dicretion. It is generally understood his word is final. 

[paul545]

6 hours ago, worgeordie said:

I am sure if ill in hospital ....seeing a nurse walking around in

a very short dress would perk you up a bit .....but we cannot

have that ,

regards Worgeordie

I had a spine operation in a BKK hospital a while back. When I woke up I was being wheeled back to the ward by 4 beauties. I said I think I’ve died and gone to heaven lol they certainly picked me up but wife wasn’t too pleased lol. 

[tubby johnson]

[BangkokReady]

7 hours ago, webfact said:

Many netizens felt the authorities were treating front line medical staff like children at school not responsible, free adults. 

Interesting use of military terminology (front line) before whinging about having to conform to a uniform. ????‍♂️

 

Sorry to be the barer of bad news, but when you're at work you are not free. ????‍♂️

[PETERTHEEATER]

7 hours ago, JonnyF said:

Surely there will be exceptions for this one.

 

Wot? Me worry?

[csmith]

There goes my application to be a nurse …..

 

 

 

[LukKrueng]

7 hours ago, HuskerDo2 said:

beautiful sexy woman wearing a short tight skirt? I think not. I don't care what their age or ailment is.

You mean the women, right?

[Sydebolle]

Has ever anyone renewed a driving license here - same b"*ç%"it; you get treated like a kindergartener on Day One and if you don't sit upright, Khun Mae (that's the vulture supervising the video jokes) reprimands you irrespective of her being half the naughty, naughty Thai lady's age. 

The governmental breath down the citizen's necks .......... 

[Billy Bloggs]

1 hour ago, riverhigh said:

I  am not a fan of the self-appointed faashion police brigade. Don't want to see a hard working medical professional fired because of a so-called dress code violation enforced by an over-zealous "pen-pushing" hospital administraton clerk. I think expats on a one-year visa should think twice before siding with the hospital administrators. Just imagine going to imigration to renew your one-year visa and the senior admistratator doesn't lilke the way you dress or look, and decides to cancel your renewal at his dicretion. It is generally understood his word is final. 

But they did have dress code in at least one Imm office that I know of that was Chiang Mai a few years back, but like all things thai it didnt seem to be enforced.

[billd766]

7 hours ago, Crossy said:

Would the lovely Babs pass muster? ???? 

 

Certainly not in todays pc, woke or snowflake climate.

 

However in the real world, of course she would.

[blueCloud888]

The next <deleted> level (as they say on reddit ????) will be to ban  pretty girls or handsome guys to enter the nursing career.

[roo860]

3 hours ago, wwest5829 said:

Shades of my beginning teaching daze in Western Kentucky. Hair length, no facial hair, females - no pantsuits. Seen going into or out of a bar and you were addressed in the Superintendents Office and … ready? Two teachers divorced, the Superintendent interviewed and fired one of them. Bit of “culture shock” for an East Coast metropolitan, multiethnic upbringing.

Who had no facial hair? I'm confused!????

[bang saen guy]

Nurses should insist that the ban on hair dye for men gets put into effect first. That would kill the whole silly program

[Dexxter]

44 minutes ago, blueCloud888 said:

The next <deleted> level (as they say on reddit ????) will be to ban  pretty girls or handsome guys to enter the nursing career.

Nah, they will just be required to wear a mask. Oh wait... hang on... never mind.

[RobU]

5 hours ago, PaDavid said:

The early replies on this tend to agree with the netizens and think it’s ott. Personally, when I go to hospital I want to be attended by a professional looking nurse, not someone dressed like an escort. So, sorry guys, but I pretty much agree with the ‘new rules.’

Actually no different to the dress code in UK hospitals

 

[Freddy42OZ]

9 hours ago, Crossy said:

Would the lovely Babs pass muster? ???? 

 

 

 

This might help - https://www.specsavers.com/  

 

[wwest5829]

37 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Who had no facial hair? I'm confused!????

555 ... well, I suppose neither male nor female but those of us who might have favored a mustache were those most targeted. Oh, and the male hair length, not over the collar.

[Mac Mickmanus]

1 hour ago, blueCloud888 said:

The next <deleted> level (as they say on reddit ????) will be to ban  pretty girls or handsome guys to enter the nursing career.

The bigger concern would be if they banned fat old ugly patients with seemingly constant erections 

[Gandtee]

9 hours ago, Crossy said:

Would the lovely Babs pass muster? ???? 

 

What a carry on.!