Without!With or without info notices jammed in the crevices?
Without!With or without info notices jammed in the crevices?
Slushy and French fry and ice cream machines are goneDo you guy still have the slushy machines? I used to run down from smalls two or three times a night for refills when I worked there. When the machines were working that is.
Actually they do pass out sunscreen lolWater left in the sun should be the least of your concerns. Maybe the company should supply sunscreen for everyone as sun exposure to your skin has a higher probability of developing cancer than a bottle of water.
My point is , they are storing bottled water in direct sunlight (plastic for clarity) . I don't know how else to deliver the message any better .You phrased your argument poorly.
My wife and I were just talking about it and it is not the water, it is the plastic bottles. Keeping the bottles out of the sun is what you need to key in on. The contents are superfluous, the bottles are the problem.
Some bottles do on reuse, not sure about original use bottles. (those mark with a 1 or 3)It is the bottle, not the water. "Do you know that these bottles leach out carcinogens when left in the sun??"
OMG! I would hate when I came back from vacation or a day off and find that in my PC! To those of you who do things like this, WHY?You could look inside the package cars. some of them have,yellow bottled water.
Because they are slobs who don't clean up after themselves.OMG! I would hate when I came back from vacation or a day off and find that in my PC! To those of you who do things like this, WHY?
I get paid to use the bathroom...I don't mind the walkIt could be preloaders too lazy to walk to the restroom.
You're such a rebelA while back I responded to an ODS message with "whatever".
Didn't go over very well.
gorilla75jdw,My hub has been pretty good about providing bottled water to the employees during most days this summer , but they (management) has chose to store the bottled water outside , in direct sunlight for days and weeks . I approached a full-time safety rep today about the storing of the water in direct warm/hot sunlight , and how numerous studies have shown it causes cancer . My safety reps answer was "whatever" it has not been proven . But yet giving what happened in Birmingham just this week , one would think they would try to do better , as usual though guess not .