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In Thailand, the bus conductor wear diapers
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Pampers as a pretext for revolyutsii
Most people in the workplace are no problems with the toilet - the call of nature can hinder except that sat up in the booth cherished colleague. But what if you work in the room and not the strict bosses without allowing a single moment to escape from the working process, even to go to the restroom near the street, or at worst, in suitable bushes? Bangkok authorities have found the answer to this question - some time conductors of public transport are obliged to come to work in diapers.
It may seem ridiculous, but in fact the lack of basic amenities at the workplace turns for migrant serious diseases - so that one of the conductors is recognized that previously had to endure several hours to empty the bladder, which is why she started having problems with urinary tract, and the transition to diapers only aggravated the situation. Medical examination revealed a woman's uterine cancer, the development of which, according to doctors, provoked unhygienic material diapers.
According to a survey of Thai "Progressive Movement Foundation", about 28% of Bangkok female conductors throughout the 16-hour work shifts are "diapers" and many of them suffer from reproductive tract infections, bladder stones and cancer. According to the staff of the "Fund", such situations indicate the gap between the rich and the poor, forced to work in inhuman conditions - this problem, like many others, gave rise to discontent and the increasing tension in Thai society, which ultimately resulted in the State etat that occurred on May 22.
NGO activists and conductors Bangkok require new authorities to improve working conditions and higher wages, because in the current situation, the officials hard to find not only the conductor, but the bus driver - not many people in the city are ready for 300 baht a day (about $ 10) from morning to evening sitting in a stuffy cabin, risking to get hemorrhoids, sciatica, or become a victim of stroke.
via factroom.ru
Most people in the workplace are no problems with the toilet - the call of nature can hinder except that sat up in the booth cherished colleague. But what if you work in the room and not the strict bosses without allowing a single moment to escape from the working process, even to go to the restroom near the street, or at worst, in suitable bushes? Bangkok authorities have found the answer to this question - some time conductors of public transport are obliged to come to work in diapers.
It may seem ridiculous, but in fact the lack of basic amenities at the workplace turns for migrant serious diseases - so that one of the conductors is recognized that previously had to endure several hours to empty the bladder, which is why she started having problems with urinary tract, and the transition to diapers only aggravated the situation. Medical examination revealed a woman's uterine cancer, the development of which, according to doctors, provoked unhygienic material diapers.
According to a survey of Thai "Progressive Movement Foundation", about 28% of Bangkok female conductors throughout the 16-hour work shifts are "diapers" and many of them suffer from reproductive tract infections, bladder stones and cancer. According to the staff of the "Fund", such situations indicate the gap between the rich and the poor, forced to work in inhuman conditions - this problem, like many others, gave rise to discontent and the increasing tension in Thai society, which ultimately resulted in the State etat that occurred on May 22.
NGO activists and conductors Bangkok require new authorities to improve working conditions and higher wages, because in the current situation, the officials hard to find not only the conductor, but the bus driver - not many people in the city are ready for 300 baht a day (about $ 10) from morning to evening sitting in a stuffy cabin, risking to get hemorrhoids, sciatica, or become a victim of stroke.
via factroom.ru
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