CIVIL servants working from home are being offered feel-good seminars on jive dancing, poker and sex toys.<\/p>\n
Hundreds of staff at the Department for Work and Pensions have been invited to motivational workshops while paid by the taxpayer.<\/p>\n
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With 73 per cent of DWP employees still working from home, they can access the sessions remotely.<\/p>\n
They can take a 45-minute course titled The History Of Sex Toys, which is described as a titillating time-warp through Ancient Greece via the Victorians, female emancipation, the HIV\/AIDS crisis, up to modern day.<\/p>\n
Other sessions for up to 500 workers at two DWP Jobcentres in Bournemouth include make-up for men, poker, jive and salsa dancing, Korean 101 and home brewing.<\/p>\n
Staff were told to take as many sessions as you like as long as it did not affect appointments.<\/p>\n
The courses fly in the face of the PMs plea for staff to get back to the office.<\/p>\n
Jacob Rees-Mogg, minister for government efficiency, said: Hard-pressed taxpayers shouldnt be having to pay for this time wasting.<\/p>\n
Tory MP Nigel Mills added: It is inappropriate content for a work environment.<\/p>\n
After The Sun got in touch, the DWP said the sessions were not approved by management and would be axed.<\/p>\n
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