Blind Visual Package Inspection Workers – A Hot Button Topic
With job discrimination, its injustices and negative repercussions now a much more open topic, more handicapped people everywhere are finding better, well paying jobs. Overweight, unattractive, large bottomed airline stewardess now squeeze their corpulent rear ends between seats that force their way down the isles of commercial jets around the planet. Also, blind people in particular are new being seen in work areas that were previously considered completely out of reach.
A Much Safer Public
Blind taxi drivers now play bumper cars as their terrified, wide eyed passengers franticly grope for their seat belts and yes, blind visual package inspectors now squinch their eyes as they inspect their packages, held just a millimeter from their faces. What is the benefit and is the public at risk in any way? As a matter of fact, a recent study concluded that the public is actually rendered much safer by these new progressive changes in the workforce.
Problems Solved
For years, people have been riding around in taxis without their seat belts on and visual package inspectors have been holding their packages as far as two feet from their faces when they looked at them. Also, far too many airline pilots were being distracted from their duties of piloting their craft by gorgeous, fit and trim stewardesses with large breasts. One can only imagine how many fatal airline crashes were the result of these unseemly types of distractions.
Every Square Millimeter Carefully Inspected
Thanks to all of the more recent, progressive and positive changes in the rules of handicapped employment, pilots now have both their hands on the steering wheel, instead of their coworkers. Also, people who never before wore seat belts in taxis are now securely buckled in for their impending hell ride and blind visual package inspection workers are squinting their eyes oh so tight as they spend up to an hour combing over every square millimeter of each and every package coming down the inspection line.
