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myfridge
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Go to management then and inform them how it's affecting your health and threaten to go to HR
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Callyn
| 47
OP should probably go to HR anyway. Management is less likely to help, HR is required to know about OSHA.
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BurnInDemonFire
| 30
Buy a fan, and aim it away from yourself. Or spray them all with a fragrance you can tolerate.
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myfridge
| 5
Go to management then and inform them how it's affecting your health and threaten to go to HR
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Callyn
| 47
OP should probably go to HR anyway. Management is less likely to help, HR is required to know about OSHA.
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bluejello2001
| 17
A lot of workplaces have instituted scent-free policies in recent years for exactly this reason.
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chyiochan
| 30
HR Right away. You can say you have perfume allergies (Which OP does) and ask to have things back to minimally worn. A LOT of office work places have this in effect. My husbands old workplace also has asked people to shower... It's not as uncommon as you think.