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jbuckets_404
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I would've sent him immediately back to HR and/or his/ your boss without a verbal explanation, but provide one via e-mail stating that violating health codes is not allowed.
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jbuckets_404
| 38
Jealous much? Lol He just said that he works in an (enclosed) office e.g., one in a warehouse or factory setting most likely. My local laundromat has two industrial-sized fans for evacuating hot air from the premises.
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WistayShlaio82
| 11
I’m suddenly curious as to how you had quick access to not just one but two of those...but not air freshener sprays. I’m guessing you don’t work in an office building.
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jbuckets_404
| 38
Jealous much? Lol He just said that he works in an (enclosed) office e.g., one in a warehouse or factory setting most likely. My local laundromat has two industrial-sized fans for evacuating hot air from the premises.
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WistayShlaio82
| 11
Ahhh, that makes sense. The government office high rise I work in, the only way I can get those kinds of fans is in the basement with all the other maintenance stuff just past the laundry.
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jbuckets_404
| 38
I would've sent him immediately back to HR and/or his/ your boss without a verbal explanation, but provide one via e-mail stating that violating health codes is not allowed.
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Jillian Cosby-Kelly
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that's not right. you shouldn't be forced to deal with that. there are things that can be done for BO, even if the issue is medical.