Tiger_Watto
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No double standards in my workplace…. All the girls wear size 4 tops :smiley:
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@stryker said:He said no comment as the hearing was adjorned. She said have you got anything to say and he s replied yeah your a good sort…it was a light hearted quip if anything.
@Goose said:@stryker said:He said no comment as the hearing was adjorned. She said have you got anything to say and he s replied yeah your a good sort…it was a light hearted quip if anything.
I was about to say the same thing, it is all about the entirity of the conversation, it was fine, it wasn't condescending in any way….i know those comments can be put that way, but this 1 wasn't
@Yossarian said:You're missing the point. She is an accredited journalist - she is entitled to be given some respect from people who occupy official positions at NRL clubs. As I understand it, the reporter was asking Glenn Stewart questions and PP thought it appropriate to make his comments. If you really think his intention was to pay a compliment you'll believe anything - he was trying to belittle her. It's really not hard to say nothing or no comment.
If he wants to say women are good sorts in his own time, fine. But nobody else is allowed to get away with rubbish like that when they are on the clock. If anyone of us was in a meeting with a stakeholder from another firm and said (twice) they were pretty damn hot, we'd be getting a long chat followed by a pink slip.
Ignore the actual words and focus on the circumstances. It was totally inappropriate and he deserves to be in strife.
@Cultured Bogan said:Since when has it been an offence to compliment a woman on her beauty?
Sleazy… Maybe, but I don't think it's sexist. All the same, it's funny because it happened to a Manly official. I'm waiting for Zorba to wax lyrical in the paper tomorrow that even women are against Manly.
@Yossarian said:You're missing the point. She is an accredited journalist - she is entitled to be given some respect from people who occupy official positions at NRL clubs. As I understand it, the reporter was asking Glenn Stewart questions and PP thought it appropriate to make his comments. If you really think his intention was to pay a compliment you'll believe anything - he was trying to belittle her. It's really not hard to say nothing or no comment.
If he wants to say women are good sorts in his own time, fine. But nobody else is allowed to get away with rubbish like that when they are on the clock. If anyone of us was in a meeting with a stakeholder from another firm and said (twice) they were pretty damn hot, we'd be getting a long chat followed by a pink slip.
Ignore the actual words and focus on the circumstances. It was totally inappropriate and he deserves to be in strife.
@Cultured Bogan said:Gary, I wasn't challenging the ill-timing of the comment, I'm challenging the thread title that his comment is sexist.
It was a sleazy and inappropriate response to a serious question.
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