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>Irrelevantly, they were marked Male and Female. Anecdotally, my office has about 60 employees and 8 individual bathrooms. They're fully enclosed with sinks an
by fluxquanta 11y ago
>Irrelevantly, they were marked Male and Female.
Anecdotally, my office has about 60 employees and 8 individual bathrooms. They're fully enclosed with sinks and their own heavy closing doors. They also are all equipped with a white noise machine that's connected to the ceiling light switch. I guess we're pretty lucky to have this setup.
About two years ago, however, someone complained that all of the bathrooms were becoming "too dirty" in between weekly cleanings and it was blamed on the men. Therefore, three of the restrooms are now women only, while the remainder are unisex. It seems a bit unfair, but nobody has cared enough to complain.
- josinalvo 11y ago> Therefore, three of the restrooms are now women only, while the remainder are unisex. It seems a bit unfair, but nobody has cared enough to complain. Even if today nobody complains, the company might have suffer a lawsuit in the future, by a disgruntled employee. Better to fix that now, perhaps
- fluxquanta 11y agoI could say something, but my boss (the company owner) isn't the most receptive to suggestions like this. It took nearly three years of my complaining to finally get an End User License Agreement for our product, for example.
- JoeAltmaier 11y ago60 employees, weekly cleanings?! Should be every night.
- fluxquanta 11y agoMaybe it is? I really don't know, but I've only ever seen cleaning staff the few times I've come in on weekends, and only ever seen noticeable improvement on Mondays.
- fr0sty 11y ago>They also are all equipped with a white noise machine that's connected to the ceiling light switch. That is most likely a ventilation fan. The white noise is a side-effect.
- fluxquanta 11y agoNope. Actual white noise. The company owns the property and built the building.