Selfies in the buff taken at work get Swiss parliament employee suspended
- 9 years ago
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A Swiss parliamentary secretary has been suspended after word got out she had tweeted nude selfies taken at the office.
The unidentified employee reportedly took the photos in Berne's 162-year-old, domed Federal Palace where lawmakers and government bureaucrats alike meet, and posted them onto Twitter for her more than 11,000 followers to see.
While worried the photos might be seen by colleagues, speaking to a local paper after her the news broke on Wednesday, she said, since they were intended to be private she felt they didn’t violate guidelines for federal employees.
Colleagues who feel she’s demonstrated herself to be a valuable asset (or have a pair of them), will no doubt be disappointed by news of her suspension.
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A Swiss parliamentary secretary has been suspended after word got out she had tweeted nude selfies taken at the office.
The unidentified employee reportedly took the photos in Berne's 162-year-old, domed Federal Palace where lawmakers and government bureaucrats alike meet, and posted them onto Twitter for her more than 11,000 followers to see.
While worried the photos might be seen by colleagues, speaking to a local paper after her the news broke on Wednesday, she said, since they were intended to be private she felt they didn’t violate guidelines for federal employees.
Colleagues who feel she’s demonstrated herself to be a valuable asset (or have a pair of them), will no doubt be disappointed by news of her suspension.
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