Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for November 06, 2013

They’re all wishing that tie was wide enough to be a kilt.

What the heck, politicians do it.

For one thing, there’ld be the problem of avoiding arrest on our way to work.

Anybody mentions his lap top, and I’m outa here….

It’s “work as you want” Wednesday.

All too true, INGSOC. Those company SOBs think they own their employees. And being part of the company’s inner circle means waiving one’s First Amendment Rights.

Seems to be if you are on Facebook or Youtube…

Not even Southern Exposure ?

Better that they were working for transparency in this case.

@INGSOCSort of like chattel slavery. But at least it’s voluntary with the option to quit.

That dress code only works if you’re telecommuting from home. And not using videoconferencing.

my eyes my eyes!

I really wish if they start a strip on the kid with the pony or even Homer & his dog, they would keep going until storyline is done.

that really ties up nothing…..

No, you don’t give up your first amendment rights. The first amendment only applies to the government, not the private sector.

Those are company policies. You agree to comply with them as a condition of working there.

All employers do. I worked for ten years for the same company and managed to streamline the operations. After it was done I was made redundant. I made sure I deleted all the software before I left.

Ok, Apparently I didn’t make myself clear, as it seems we agree. I was talking about PROTECTION by the first amendment. It only protects you from the GOVERNMENT in supressing free soeech, NOT from the private sector. You (we) have the right to not work under such conditions.

What? No one has said “EEEW!” yet? (Though what Puddlesplatt said will do, I suppose.)

I just hope it wasn’t Larry’s turn to bring the donuts.

First thing that crossed my mind was “Put it on! Put it on!”

You have an ugly out of shape body you need to get down tot he gym.