Mon, 16 Apr 2007 Royal Mail workers angry at lost iPod
Royal Mail employees want their communal iPod back
UK post office workers are up in arms after management confiscated their shared iPod.
A story on the Northern Echo website looks at the sad plight of sorting office workers at a depot in Newcastle. Royal Mail management had originally handed over an iPod to be used communally by the workers as part of a scheme to make it better to work there.
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However, one of the 100 workers – each of which were able to load a few tracks onto the iPod – chose to put a rude spoof version of Britney Spears' track, "Oops, I did it again.".
It appears Royal Mail managers didn't get the joke, confiscated the iPod and launched disciplinary action.
Staff are furious, with one telling their local newspaper: "We're up in arms about the destruction of our beloved communal iPod."
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