ABBOTT TALKS SENSE

ABBOTT TALKS SENSE

ABBOTT SLAMS QANTAS’S CORPORATE THOUGHT POLICE

The head of the Diversity Council says Qantas “should be applauded” for introducing an information pack which advises staff to refrain from using “gender-inappropriate” words such as “guys” or “chairman”. Qantas’s People and Culture group executive Lesley Grant sent the advice out as part of the airline’s “Spirit of Inclusion” month, prompting former prime minister Tony Abbott to slam the move as being devised by the “corporate thought police”. Well done Tony Abbott, a man after the “Spirit of Kingsford Smith” surely? This human carry on is boggling to an evolving Chimp. Keep ’em flying chaps and chapesses!

Gibber! Gibber!                                                                                                                                                                

Chugley

The Spirited Australian Male Chimpanzee

4 thoughts on “ABBOTT TALKS SENSE”

  1. The problem is that people as well as employees believe this drivel. The employees also have a fear of losing their jobs for using normal English. See my comments on blackmail of yesterday.

    (Ah yes, the ‘free speech’
    What the ones requesting tolerance think that other people should be blackmailed into authorised and approved thinking. Airline executives among them.)

    1. At least there is you and a Chimp who see Tony Abbott’s sense David. Makes me feel good, and we are all happy to be called chaps! Gibber! Gibber! Chugley

  2. Dear Sir or Madam. (not sure if you are a guy or gal). Sorry to inform you, Lesley Grant, but you were born either male or female, and you can call yourself whatever you like, but you can’t change that. I call my Commodore a Rolls Royce, but it still does not have a flying lady on the bonnet, despite me advising it of “the Spirit of Inclusion”.

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