ESay
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I dont talk about the situation when Peter and Jack are engaged in an argument and dont do their work. That is understandable. But at the time of a lunch? That is at least strange.They are off the clock but on the company premises, of course. And I suppose it was you who established these rules. What was the main reason?What does that mean on practice? If say you heard Peter and Jack argue about gay marriage during a lunchtime, what are you supposed to do?have a "No religion/No politics" rule in the workplace, and it is inflexible
If they're off the clock and off company premises? I don't care what they talk about.
But Peter and Jack both know that they're jeopardizing their jobs by having such a discussion under my roof, because workplace rules do not allow it...
Yes, I established these rules.
Nothing creates a good argument like religion and/or politics.
Certainly there is a time and place for such discussions. When I'm paying you to do a job, I would much rather have you concentrate on your job than I would have you get into some "ORANGE MAN BAD" argument or start throwing punches over someone's drawing of Allah.
Such things have no home in the workplace...