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If it’s this easy to destroy decades of work, it’s not the janitor’s fault.

• gremlinsinc 3y ago
  yeah, it's pretty petty to destroy this low wage workers life because they couldn't afford to just secure the area completely and make sure the only way to kill it is if you have a key to the room. A worker can't be expected to read a sign, now if they had thoroughly trained him maybe, but it doesn't sound like that's the case. It's not outside the realm of possibility that some cleaning staff might not be very literate or maybe English isn't their first language, etc...
  • pcthrowaway 3y ago
    They're suing the contracting company, not the employee. And that company presumably has insurance, so hopefully no one's life is being destroyed. Obviously the employee may suffer some blowback, like having a hard time getting their next job, but probably no life-destroying consequences