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Friday, January 05, 2007

Tape Ball

Toe the line:

Black tape is being stuck on civil servants' desks to show them where to put their keyboard and pens - at a cost of £7million.

The Public and Commercial Services Union's Kevin McHugh said: "This office has been open for 60 years and people have managed to find their pens and staplers without consultants helping them in that time."

The black-tape project is part of the nationwide Lean programme, run by consultants Unipart, which has already required staff to move their personal belongings off desks.

I really need to look into this consulting gig. Working for a living is so passe.

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