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Discussion 12 : 07 Mar 2013 at 08.0612
It sounds like a good idea and it is difficult to see any rationale objections. Except the word required. Do 83% really think adults should be told what to wear?
Discussion 11 : 06 Mar 2013 at 06.2211
Cooler dress could be mandated, but allowing people to decide what to wear for themselves? This will never happen. We can not allow people to start thinking for themselves. The result would be utter chaos; and a huge reduction in under the table money.
We can never allow them to wear what they want. Preposterous.Discussion 10 : 06 Mar 2013 at 05.4110
Why don't we adopt British Tropical Dress Code, you know, short pant with short sleeve shirt? If it worked for them in places like India, and Malaysia, then before the invention of air-conditioning, it should work for us now.
Discussion 9 : 05 Mar 2013 at 18.159
If it improves productivity then by all means YES
Discussion 8 : 05 Mar 2013 at 18.048
@D#2 You need 25 degrees to be comfortable? If so you really need to thing about shedding 20 or 30 kilo's. Geez the wussies around here!
Discussion 7 : 05 Mar 2013 at 18.007
I think the cute females should be forced to wear a bikini. LOL Stupid pole. I think BP is losing it's connection with reality lately with the string of senseless time wasting opinion poles. Were their pole staff recently let go by ABAC?
Discussion 6 : 05 Mar 2013 at 16.056
Should they be "required" to? No. Just change the temp to a higher setting and let them decide for themselves. But, when someone does not wear the 'suit' they shouldn't be punished either.
Discussion 5 : 05 Mar 2013 at 14.365
I doubt it will ever happen. Air con is just another way for both government buildings and private companies to show off. And we all know Asians like to show off...
Discussion 4 : 05 Mar 2013 at 14.024
How about setting the air con to the off position and the governemnt start thinking of ways to cool down the country besides buying energy from Burma .
Discussion 3 : 05 Mar 2013 at 12.263
Unfortunately the thermostat is ofteh found in the air-conditioner's machine room where it never gets cold while the people in the air-conditioned room are freezing. This way entire buildings are turned into cooling towers.
