Law firm fires employees for orange shirts

[dekeguy]

So maybe the firm's managing partner is Irish. Orange wouldn't go over too well if they were celebrating St. Patrick's Day on Friday.

[Munchkin03]

What if they're protesting the termination of a Dutch employee?

There's more to this--wonder how long it's going to take for it to all come out.

Sometimes we've all worn the same color shirt as a gag. But my workplace is a little wacky.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by dekeguy

So maybe the firm's managing partner is Irish. Orange wouldn't go over too well if they were celebrating St. Patrick's Day on Friday.

Then they'd have a religious discrimination lawsuit. Those crazy Protestants.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by dekeguy

So maybe the firm's managing partner is Irish. Orange wouldn't go over too well if they were celebrating St. Patrick's Day on Friday.

Some of us whose ancestors sojourned in Ireland for a while think that Orange is just fine on St. Patrick's Day. I know I wore an orange shirt.

[dekeguy]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Some of us whose ancestors sojourned in Ireland for a while think that Orange is just fine on St. Patrick's Day. I know I wore an orange shirt.

Reminds me of the time during my undergrad years when I walked into a favorite watering hole on St. Patrick's Day. Without thinking I wore a black pull over sweater and some old khaki trousers. The "green gang" saw me and yelled, "hey, its the black and tans"!!! I thought my goose was cooked but I pulled off the sweater to show a green Alligator shirt under it. I haden't even thought about it but the green shirt was just what I grabbed out of my closet to wear under the sweater. Saved my ass that day.