On This Day: 1909 after 14 days of locking themselves in hotel rooms (with room service) in protest at having to work from 11am-4pm 3 days a week the RAF introduced the Nothing After Two O'clock rule to ease the workload on personnel. #HappyBirthday #NATOpic.twitter.com/u3LPXqTMnf
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*shakes fist in anger* CURSES! BEATEN SOUNDLY TO THE PUNCHLINE! Glad to see that was someone else's immediate reaction, though
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Ah yes, the 'Chair-Force'
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Well done guys you have to stand up for your rights or in this case lay in the sun
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I think the “nothing after two o’clock rule is great. We should all adopt it.
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I've been doing it for months and my boss hasn't caught on, as he's WFH.
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I wish! The knew I should have commissioned
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And did they change the clocks to confuse the enemy.......or a cunning double bluff and left them unchangedpic.twitter.com/1WSwAwOJSZ
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I think there is a similar organisation in SE Asia called the South Pacific OverTime Society
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