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National Public Radio bosses have set up a snitch hotline for employees to tattle on each other for infractions of the company's extreme mask policies.
According to an internal memo posted on Twitter by Puck News' Dylan Byers, NPR is 'maintaining a very strict mask policy, and has set up an HR tip line for employees to report on colleagues who are not adhering to guidelines - with the possible result of discipline and even termination.'
The title of the memo is: 'Safety Protocol Reminders and Tips Enforcement.'
Employees are further asked to nag and challenge co-workers who are not adhering to the rules in a passive-aggressive manner.
The rule is being enforced both at NPR's Washington DC HQ and at its offices around the US, even though no states currently impose indoor compulsory mask mandates.
The once prestigious public broadcaster has been attacked
