Benefit Cosmetics backtracks over NHS staff refusal
The firm saw a social media backlash after a nurse claimed staff were turned away for beauty treatments.
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Benefit should be deeply ashamed, I won't be buying from them again.
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Benefit should be deeply ashamed, I won't be buying from them again.
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I won't be buying from them again, not that I ever bought much from this brand. I will defo spread the word amongst my NHS colleagues.Benefit Cosmetics backtracks over NHS staff refusal
The firm saw a social media backlash after a nurse claimed staff were turned away for beauty treatments.www.bbc.co.uk
Benefit should be deeply ashamed, I won't be buying from them again.
Loveinamist
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I wanted more info on this. Maybe staff were asked if they accept the blue light discount card. Be interesting to see the next presentation on Q, manic damage limitation mode maybe.
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https://forum.shoppingtelly.com/threads/no-benefit-with-benefit.62154/post-1013297
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https://forum.shoppingtelly.com/threads/no-benefit-with-benefit.62154/post-1013318
Reading the article, it appears that all clients for brow services etc are asked (amongst other things) if they’ve been in close contact with anyone with COVID.
Obviously some nurses/doctors are answering “yes”.
And that’s what’s caused the problem.
Benefit have now amended their Q & A beforehand, to include a supplementary question re: wearing of medical grade PPE whilst in contact.
It’s all been a bit of a cock up which could have been avoided if someone creating the Q and A had just thought about it a bit more.
https://forum.shoppingtelly.com/threads/no-benefit-with-benefit.62154/post-1013297
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https://forum.shoppingtelly.com/threads/no-benefit-with-benefit.62154/post-1013318
Reading the article, it appears that all clients for brow services etc are asked (amongst other things) if they’ve been in close contact with anyone with COVID.
Obviously some nurses/doctors are answering “yes”.
And that’s what’s caused the problem.
Benefit have now amended their Q & A beforehand, to include a supplementary question re: wearing of medical grade PPE whilst in contact.
It’s all been a bit of a cock up which could have been avoided if someone creating the Q and A had just thought about it a bit more.
