What do you do if your boss tells you you have to wear a face mask?

And you don’t want to?

This was the question I was messaged recently from someone who’s been following my Instagram posts (Ben Mitchell) and thought I might have some helpful advice.

Well, I hope I can help.

And maybe these suggestions will give you something to think about too if, like the young woman who messaged me, you have also been asked to wear a face mask by your boss and you don't want to.

So here are:

‘5 Things To Tell Your Boss If He Tells You To Wear a Face Mask’

1. Say “No, thanks.”

Start by negotiating. By negotiate I mean JUST. SAY. NO. Politely. If you are confident in your choice and your right to breathe freely you might find that by JUST SAYING NO TO THE FACE MASK your boss will respect your right to breathe freely. Worth a confident shot, right?

2. Say “I know the law”.

In Victoria where I live and where face masks where made mandatory by the government (which is a business, with an ABN and everything; look it up). There are MANY exemptions that apply. Maybe it is the same in your state or country? Look into it. Then TELL YOUR BOSS you know the law and the law can’t make anyone wear a face mask.

3. “Let’s talk about Common Law, shall we?”

You might have heard a bit about common law lately but maybe don’t know exactly what it is? Basically common law is based on the maxim of: DO NO HARM. People who follow Common Law may invoke the Magna Carta, a document that protects people from corrupt governments. The Magna Carta says you have certain unalienable rights. The right to breathe is right up there as a BASIC HUMAN RIGHT.

4. Tell them you quit.

As Kenny Rogers once sang, ‘You’ve got to know when to hold ‘em, know when to fold ‘em, know when to walk away and know when to run.’ Sometimes the easiest thing you can do is walk away from a fascist, dictator who thinks he or she can force you to self-suffocate. Face masks are proven to reduce oxygen by approximately 20%, increase the reabsorption of harmful toxins (meant to be excreted in the out breath) and increase the chance of you developing bacterial pneumonia. I. Quit.

5. Say ‘Thanks!” for giving me the opportunity to live true to my values.

One woman’s problem is another woman’s opportunity. One man’s dilemma is another man’s clarification. Being challenged is a great opportunity to make a powerful choice. And what could be more powerful than choosing between self-suffocation to please another person and breathing freely to be true to yourself? Could it be your boss is giving you a teaching moment? A chance to learn what you are really made of?

And remember, no one on earth has a right to tell you to have less oxygen in your life.

NB. For links to doctors and experts with evidence of the damage wearing face masks does check out this post, The truth about face masks.

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