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Please try really hard to not let a "Jesus Fuckin' H Christ" slip around your uber-religious co-worker, y'know, the one who always wears long skirts to work.
At the mental health clinic, when a patient says, "I don't want to be here," I'm not allowed to say, "The only two ways you get to leave are to get well or die."
Does the supplied lanyard have a breakaway device? This is a safety measure - if the lanyard gets caught on something, the breakaway will separate with a few pounds of tension, keeping it from strangling the wearer.
If it doesn't (and I've seen a lot that don't - including those distributed with ID cards at trade shows), then there's an occupational health and safety issue. Wearing the (no-breakaway) company-supplied lanyard instead of your own (with breakaway) is an unsafe practice - and you can't help it if the first breakaway lanyard you were able to find was a rainbow one.
The company lanyard does have a breakaway device, as does the one that my keys are on (and will soon be replaced as the logos have fallen off).
I don't think I'm understanding lanyard. The clip on nylon rope with the elastic shock absorber that clips on the harness to stop you from falling to your death. With a break away feature?
Referring to a strap around the neck for keys, whistles, access/ID cards... whackypedia ...
Keeps your face from following your ID card into the shredder you were leaning over...
You're thinking of the hillbilly parachute type: opens on impact.
To me, a lanyard is something to be yanked to fire a cannon...
I don't think I'm understanding lanyard. The clip on nylon rope with the elastic shock absorber that clips on the harness to stop you from falling to your death. With a break away feature?
-Not allowed to replace my lanyard with a rainbow lanyard.
Does the supplied lanyard have a breakaway device? This is a safety measure - if the lanyard gets caught on something, the breakaway will separate with a few pounds of tension, keeping it from strangling the wearer.
If it doesn't (and I've seen a lot that don't - including those distributed with ID cards at trade shows), then there's an occupational health and safety issue. Wearing the (no-breakaway) company-supplied lanyard instead of your own (with breakaway) is an unsafe practice - and you can't help it if the first breakaway lanyard you were able to find was a rainbow one.
-Not allowed to open my mouth when in earshot of the boss (he has a gutter mind)
-Not allowed to bring pets into work.
-Not allowed to suggest the idea of bringing pets into work.
-Not allowed to suggest the idea of having an "OSHC" pet.
-The chickens that several schools have for various reasons, are not the OSHC pets.
-The chickens are not to be used for cooking.
-Not allowed to suggest having chickens as pets (this one's legitimate, as we're an "anaphylaxis-friendly" company, no egg products on-site...we're not anal-retentive about this)
-Not allowed to replace my lanyard with a rainbow lanyard.
-Not allowed to put "YMCA" on the CD player.
-Or bring in a CD with "the world's greatest dance mixes" (ie Macarena, YMCA, Nutbush, Gangnam Style etc.)
-Not allowed to replace my work shirt with one that says "Kiss me I'm Irish"
....or replace my work shirt with anything period.
....unless bossman approves.
Not allowed to suggest a dress-up day for fundraising at work. (again, bossman's gutter mind)
Not allowed to suggest crazy hair day at work.
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