This New Zealand man was going to get laid off—so he brought a clown to his final meeting for emotional support. 'It was rather noisy him making balloon animals so we had to tell him to be quiet from time to time.'
Employers in New Zealand are legally required to offer employees the chance to bring a"support person" to help cushion the blow of losing their job, but the human resources department at Josh Thompson's former advertising agency in Auckland were likely not expecting him to turn up with a professional clown for company.
After receiving an unexpected email from his employer regarding a discussion of his role, Josh feared the worst and responded in a way that he now admits was a"touch unusual." The clown turned into the ideal hire for the occasion, providing support by lightening the mood with balloon animals.
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