Mattamy Homes says a party held at one of its construction sites in Milton last week in which workers associated with one of its dry wall contractors hired a stripper was "extremely inappropriate and entirely unacceptable." The GTA property developer confirmed in a statement sent to blogTO that the incident took place on Friday, April 9 at a home under construction on one of its job sites and involved Nelmar Drywall subcontractors. Photos posted to Twitter show workers watching and touching the stripper without practicing physical distancing or wearing masks, and a bottle of Grey Goose Vodka can also be seen in one of the photos. “Don’t forget everyone, this Friday is Bobs birthday, so there will be cake and a special surprise!” Incident involving stripper at job site 'entirely unacceptable,' Mattamy Homes says https://t.co/BGUs3j0LiW — Craig Howie ??‍? (@canhowie) April 16, 2021 "We hold our trade partners to a high standard and insist that they conduct themselves professionally and ethically," the company said in a statement."Those standards were not met in this case, and the individuals in question behaved in a grossly inappropriate and reckless fashion." The company said Nelmar Drywall has since fired everyone involved in the incident.

Mattamy Homes says a party held at one of its construction sites in Milton last week in which workers associated with one of its dry wall contractors hired a stripper was "extremely inappropriate and entirely unacceptable." The GTA property developer confirmed in a statement sent to blogTO that the incident took place on Friday, April 9 at a home under construction on one of its job sites and involved Nelmar Drywall subcontractors. Photos posted to Twitter show workers watching and touching the stripper without practicing physical distancing or wearing masks, and a bottle of Grey Goose Vodka can also be seen in one of the photos. “Don’t forget everyone, this Friday is Bobs birthday, so there will be cake and a special surprise!” Incident involving stripper at job site 'entirely unacceptable,' Mattamy Homes says https://t.co/BGUs3j0LiW — Craig Howie ??‍? (@canhowie) April 16, 2021 "We hold our trade partners to a high standard and insist that they conduct themselves professionally and ethically," the company said in a statement."Those standards were not met in this case, and the individuals in question behaved in a grossly inappropriate and reckless fashion." The company said Nelmar Drywall has since fired everyone involved in the incident.