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By
riley873
| 21
sounds like she'd give OSHA a stroke
By
Nicolette Carpenter
| 5
Sounds like it’s time to find another job
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By
riley873
| 21
sounds like she'd give OSHA a stroke
By
Nicolette Carpenter
| 5
Sounds like it’s time to find another job
By
sweetbitch92420
| 4
My boss would've done the same. 🙄
By
RichardPencil
| 30
She doesn't want you to die of carbon monoxide exposure. She wants you to die of asphyxiation. Get your toxins straight!
By
mfranks19891989
| 10
First off your managers an idiot. So I would listen to the fire department and leave. If you had a smart manager I’m sure he could have thought of a safe way for you to continue working. With the exception of retail store job.
Ex. Your a salesman/women. He could have suggested that the people who live a short time away work from home and those who don’t go to a nearby Internet cafe.
Ex. Your a salesman/women. He could have suggested that the people who live a short time away work from home and those who don’t go to a nearby Internet cafe.
By
jbuckets_404
| 38
Well, evacuate the building, but leave said manager working in the CO exposure area whereupon she will then die from said(-by-her) negligible poisoning. A win, win for everybody! ;-)
By
EmDizzle2007
| 28
I hope people have contacted the proper authorities before posting about it here
By
Kristoffer
| 35
How do you get carbon monoxide exposure from a gas leak? Natural gas is definitely poisonous, but the bigger issue is its flammability, making the more pertinent risk an explosion.
By
Justin Carpenter
| 11
Time to find a new job :)
By
crashtestdumplin
| 16
I had a similar experience, only the boss ordered to close the store until it was resolved, and to instead, work on stocking and front facing. So not only was there a potential gas leak, but we had to lock the otherwise automatic doors that would at least allow you to breathe in fresh air when you walked by lol.