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Are the bottles sanitary? Are they washing their hands before returning to public contact work? Do they carry the bottles around or leave them somewhere? What i
by mLuby 6y ago
Are the bottles sanitary? Are they washing their hands before returning to public contact work? Do they carry the bottles around or leave them somewhere? What if they don't have a bottle or suddenly need another? What about the #2 issue? Is the lack of bathrooms more difficult for women, older workers, or some other protected class?
It's shameful that our society tolerates such an anti-human behavior from an organization.
The people making decisions about this policy should have to adhere to it themselves.
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- johtso 6y agoOh yeah, definitely should never be a situation where someone's working environment penalises them for using a bathroom. And you're right, there are lots of things that might make someone less able to work around a lack of toilet facilities. There's a huge difference between using a pee bottle as a choice/convenience vs. to avoid some kind of workplace consequence.