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At one company I worked at we had to take our garbage cans outside the room if we wanted them emptied because the janitor did not have access to our office.
by jschwartzi 9y ago
At one company I worked at we had to take our garbage cans outside the room if we wanted them emptied because the janitor did not have access to our office.
- duxup 9y agoThat seems like a better thought out policy.
- dylan604 9y agountil you work in a unionized shop that is over-serious about it. i made the mistake of moving the trashcan outside the door, and then had to sit through a union lecture about doing someone else's job. didn't work for that company any longer than it took to find a new job
- rahimnathwani 9y agoI was on a flight recently (I think on United), and noticed that the trash can in one of the washrooms was full and, judging by the paper towels around, had been full for some time. I told one of the attendants when I went to get a snack. She told me they couldn't empty the trash can. I didn't push, but it seemed strange that they were willing to leave a full trash can in one of a very limited number of washrooms on a full plane.
- antonvs 9y agoThat's how it worked at my last position. Some of these basic issues are not that difficult to address, it's just that most companies don't care enough to bother with it.