Last but not least: What's wrong here?
"What's wrong here? You appreciate your job and your income. But you're driving a competitor's vehicle." This happy message, neatly tucked under the windshield wipers on a blue and white advertising card, reached many a loyal employee of the car manufacturer BMW.
"What's wrong here? You appreciate your job and your income. But you're driving a competitor's vehicle." This happy message, neatly tucked under the windshield wipers on a blue and white advertising card, reached many a loyal BMW employee who parked some other car in the company parking lot instead of a BMW or a Mini. Interestingly, not every cheater received such a discreet notice, as can be read on Pressetext.ch. Those who drove to their workplace in a Chrysler Voyager, a VW Sharan or another van, for example, were ignored - the BMW Group does not offer comparable large cars.
BMW emphasizes that it does not want to dictate to its employees which vehicles they have to drive. No one has to fear any consequences under personnel law. It remains to be seen whether this promise will be kept. Perhaps BMW employees will soon find a note saying "What's wrong here? Of course you can choose the make of your car yourself. But please don't be surprised if one day someone else is suddenly sitting in your workplace." Yes, what's wrong here?
BMW emphasizes that it does not want to dictate to its employees which vehicles they have to drive. No one has to fear any consequences under personnel law. It remains to be seen whether this promise will be kept. Perhaps BMW employees will soon find a note saying "What's wrong here? Of course you can choose the make of your car yourself. But please don't be surprised if one day someone else is suddenly sitting in your workplace." Yes, what's wrong here?
