Using escorts and implications for job

[rubberlover]

I was speaking to a close friend the other day who has used escorts in the past. Recently, he got a new job for which he has to sign a list of terms and conditions including banning the use of sex workers. He is wondering if it's worth the risk of 1) getting caught by the Gardai and 2) the case being brought to such an extent that his workplace would find out.

What do you think? "Wank & work" or "ride & redundancy"?

Sounds like an infringement of civil rights. If it said do you have a Catholic Girlfriend, or is your girlfriend non Irish etc there would be an outcry. So why demonise sex workers (independent obviously, not those coerced into the industry). Private life is what it says PRIVATE.

[Flappy]

Can the mods not do a night shift here every now and then

Really getting retarded here after midnight when the freeveiw stops on the adult channel

[lactatinglucy]

Its kinda similar to a marriage contract. If ya caught ya hoofed out.
I say sign it and but just don't arrange an outcall to the office.

I agree with this although I once had an outcall to an NHS on-call room in a hospital.........the consultant was on call that night....;-)

[Davidontour]

I was speaking to a close friend the other day who has used escorts in the past. Recently, he got a new job for which he has to sign a list of terms and conditions including banning the use of sex workers. He is wondering if it's worth the risk of 1) getting caught by the Gardai and 2) the case being brought to such an extent that his workplace would find out.

What do you think? "Wank & work" or "ride & redundancy"?

Is there a clause banning one night stands as well? Is having casual sex with a drunk partner more acceptable than paying for sex with a sober one?

Sounds like your friend's work have a particularly unhealthy interest in private bedroom activities. He doesn't need to worry though. The Gardai clearly reckon it's fine for even their own members to use sex workers so he's in the clear.

[fideldarcy]

If Gardai name and shame without the new laws, soliciting is purely a public order offense. so your employer will be sacking you for that. IF the new laws come into play, the burden of proof is going to massive on the gardai. So once again, you will have every reason to believe your employer doesnt have two legs to stand on. they have to prove that you bought sex. the new laws in NI demand that the punter sleeps with the woman first. So lets see if the gardai will go that far. And certainly your boss wont be there in the room with you. Or maybe he will be?

[funlover12]

I think there should b a ban on newbes askin stupid questions until they are members for six months at least. Might stop a lot of stupid posts

and wheres the fun in that

[Rocker123]

I was speaking to a close friend the other day who has used escorts in the past. Recently, he got a new job for which he has to sign a list of terms and conditions including banning the use of sex workers.

When was he ordained?



Seriously, this country has lost the run of itself.

[milkman]

Unions would have no legal right whatsoever to place it in a contract as it is perfectly legal to visit an escort.
Having said that , i wouldn't forsee somebody taking a union to court on the issue.

Any job that sees no problem in interfering in your private life in such a specific manner may be worth walking away from

[fideldarcy]

Know your rights, bro. It will only take one person/punter to take a case against the cops for people to backtrack on what is acceptable in one's private life. but most people dont want to exacerbate the "name and shame". thats why we havent heard from any of the limerick guys "solicited" by the gardai

[happygolucky]

I think there should b a ban on newbes askin stupid questions until they are members for six months at least. Might stop a lot of stupid posts

Problem is a lot of the fuckers wouldn't know a stupid post if it bit them on the Ballsac ������