By Anna Ellis • Published: 29 Jun 2022 • 14:46
Halifax Bank jumping on woke bandwagon adding pronouns to staff name badges. Credit Halifax Twitter.
In a post on Twitter, the bank wrote “pronouns matter – it’s a people thing” alongside a photo of a name badge.
The name badge reads: “Gemma” with the words “she, her, hers” printed underneath.
Customers and Twitter followers of Halifax Bank were quick to respond.
One response read: “I don’t know Gemma but I wouldn’t be too trusting that her mental health is where it should be. For that reason, I’d rather take my business elsewhere.”
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Another responded: “I always look for simple badge pronouns like ‘Customer Assistant’ or ‘Manager’ to identify the correct person to discuss my money matters with.”
“Couldn’t care less if Kev is now Gemma, as long as he can give me sound mortgage advice!”
Joining in a fellow tweeter tweeted: “(Indefinite) Pronouns matter”
“ANYBODY can be a woman. ANYONE can say they’re a woman. ANYTHING said against this is bigotry.”
“EVERYBODY listen to us. EVERYONE obey us. EVERYTHING is about us.”
(Indefinite) Pronouns matter ANYBODY can be a woman.ANYONE can say they’re a woman.ANYTHING said against this is a bigotry. EVERYBODY listen to us.EVERYONE obey us.EVERYTHING is about us.@HalifaxBank #ItsAPeopleThing — Kitty 🖤 KPSS (@kathrynosulli13) June 29, 2022
(Indefinite) Pronouns matter ANYBODY can be a woman.ANYONE can say they’re a woman.ANYTHING said against this is a bigotry.
EVERYBODY listen to us.EVERYONE obey us.EVERYTHING is about us.@HalifaxBank #ItsAPeopleThing
— Kitty 🖤 KPSS (@kathrynosulli13) June 29, 2022
Halifax Bank is named after the town of Halifax, West Yorkshire, England, where it was founded as a building society in 1853.
By 1913 it had developed into the UK’s largest building society and continued to grow and prosper and maintained this position within the UK until 1997 when it demutualised.
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Originally from Derbyshire, Anna has lived in the middle of nowhere on the Costa Blanca for 19 years. She is passionate about her animal family including four dogs and four horses, musicals and cooking.
Well if ever I had considered taking my custom to Halifax, I now never will. Virtue-signalling nonsense, and I pity the poor staff forced to go along with this lunacy. Totally unnecessary too – the clue is in the name. If you are called Gemma or Lucy you are unlikely to be wanting to be known as a man. Lets trans people put pronouns on their badges if it is not clear what gender they are, but for everyone else it is utterly pointless and just pathetic woke stupidity. Halifax need to fire whoever came up with this idiotic idea but no doubt the board have been infected by the Fear Of Woke. We should all be very afraid that this kind of half-wittery becomes the norm.
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