Netflix ban staff not to look each oda pass five seconds
American entertainment company, Netflix don ban dia workers make dem no look each oda for more than five seconds as part of di new no-flirting rules.
Di rule advise workers to shout dont do dat again if dem feel say any of dia colleague dey harrass dem Di compani take di decision afta di Harvey Weinstein scandal and #Me Too movement wey don happen for Hollywood. Some oda rules wey follow Netflix na: Human Resource development consultant for Nigeria Ime Umoyo, tell BBC News Pidgin say dis new rules from Netflix no be wetin dem go fit continue to dey practice for long time. "E no dey practicable and sustainable. Dis no be wetin dem go fit enforce because as human being we must relate wit each oda and looking dey part of am."And if workers see any unwanted behaviour, make dem report am sharp-sharp. Neftlix want make workers report any unwanted behaviour wey dem see immedialy Mr Umoyo say "I believe say more practicable way dey to address dis." Im tok say for di case of looking, dem need to differentiate di kind of look wey dem mean. If na di sexual arousing kind of look, di company need to dey against am. Human Resource development consultant for Nigeria Ime Umoyo say Netflix new rule no dey practicable and no be wetin dem go fit sustain One of di first programmes wey Netflix make to follow dis instructions na sci-fi series Black Mirror, wey dem film for London and oda location. Di Sun UK report say one on-set runner say: " Dem talk to everybodi about #MeToo." "Senior staff go harassment meeting to learn wetin dey and wetin no dey appropriate. To look pesin pass five seconds no dey good." "You must not ask for someone number unless na di pesin give permission make dem distribute di number."