Quote: Originally posted by wendywinblos on 02/3/2010
Quote: Originally posted by floggitt on 02/3/2010Spoke to the lady in Jellyegg a while ago she told me that these ones with the holes blanked out were selling well because, carers like to wear them in nursing homes etc, but local authorities banned the original ones because of the vent holes they classed them as open toed shoes and were against health and safety policy!
This health & safety stuff is a load of rubbish. Our health authority staff all still use them with the holes.
I work for the NHS and we are not allowed the ones with holes
Oh not read this post for a while! Anyway I've just ordered the new non holey anti static crocs in navy for work. The argument on the ward was...they have holes it's against health and safety policy..ok got that covered, they have no holes. They cause static build up, these are the new anti static ones..lol..
Hoping they come today as I'm on shift for 3 days starting tomorrow and when I get up on the 4th morning I can barely walk..lol..
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Topic: Love Crocs but hate wet feet?
