New Bank of England Gov’s wife needs to be told to MYOB
Diana Fox Carney is proof positive that employers should include a ‘Your-Wife-Doesn’t-Work-Here’ clause in employee job descriptions
There was nothing in Mark Carney’s job description as Governor of the Bank of England allowing his wife, Diana Fox Carney to tell Brits what products they could use at home.
Carney, a Canadian draftee, has only been on the job a short three days and already his Mrs. is on a crusade to ban tea bags.
The British-born Diana Fox Carney was already on the public radar before arriving back on British soil with tweeted complaints of not being able to find a decent place to live in the UK--in spite of a generous taxpayer-paid allowance of more than $388,300.
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