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I worked at a building that was right next to the runway under the flight path for a major international airport. We could wave to people in the windows. Our A
by lvspiff 6y ago
I worked at a building that was right next to the runway under the flight path for a major international airport. We could wave to people in the windows.
Our AC went out (In las vegas - it gets to 120+ some days in summer) and they brought in portable A/C units that were louder than the planes.
Then they took our bottled water away.
While these issues aren't normal they are out there and they are replicated by employers who don't value the sanity of their workers. Yes I got out of there. Yes I'm working from home now and agree with practically everything on this list. Especially the bathroom.
- zikzak 6y agoI'll bite. Why did they take away the water?
- bradstewart 6y agoNot OP, but usually "bottled" water is taken away for environmental reasons, replaced by filtered faucets, which are often non maintained and cleaned properly.
- zikzak 6y agoWow, ok. To be clear, I'm a water bottle kind of person but telling adults they can't drink bottled water just seems disrespectful.
- lvspiff 6y agoMost of us thought it was cost savings. It was at a university where even the cost of bottled water somehow would be pointed to as the culprit for why we needed to be furloughed.