British NHS boss falls afoul of his staff after appearing as superman in anti-stress video IT WAS supposed to be a super-funny video to encourage physical activity and combat stress. Instead, this British health system boss has landed himself in a mountain of kryptonite. Yorkshire National Health Services executive Phil Morley slipped on a cape and put his red underwear on the outside of his blue leotard to sell himself as a super boss. The video starts with the mild-mannered Mr Morley swamped by phone calls and work. Captions such as "Busy? Tired? Tense? Pains?" scroll beneath the scene. Then, suddenly, the all-singing, all-dancing action begins. The star of the show leaps and dances his way through the corridors of Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals to the tune of "Is This The Way To Amarillo." But the comedic performance has become the butt of critics' barbs, with damning reviews such as "crass degrading rubbish" and "painfully cringey." The video was intended for the eyes of only 8000 employees. But outraged workers have leaded the video, declaring their boss is "out of touch" and an "egomaniac." At a time when the organisation is facing $165 million in budget cuts, the suggestion that the solution to staff stress could be singing and exercising has been received as an insult. A Trust employee told The Sun: "There is a possibility of people losing their jobs, as there are more staff than roles. Then we come into work and see this video - it is a little bit insensitive. Mr "Super" Morley defended his starring role: "The idea was to create something quirky and memorable to encourage staff to think about how they can keep themselves fit and healthy while at work and I felt it was a worthwhile project to be involved with."