Work Desk is too Close to the Toilets

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This question is on behalf of a colleague. Let's call her Alice.



Alice's desk is situated right next to one of the toilets and, as you can imagine, it often gets pretty smelly where she works. This has been made worse by the fact that the other toilet upstairs has been blocked for a couple of days and so everyone in the company has been using the downstairs toilet to do their business (we are only a small company of 22 staff and so only have 2 toilets and the upstairs one has now been fixed).



Alice has brought up the smell with management on a couple of occasions and they have bought several air fresheners for the lobby and the toilet, however, they do not fully cover up the smell.



She has mentioned to a couple of other staff that although she loves every other aspect of the job, she is looking for a new job due to the smell she has to deal with every day. The 2 other customer service reps are also unhappy with the situation.



Is there anything else she can request that management does to resolve the issue?






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This question is on behalf of a colleague. Let's call her Alice.



Alice's desk is situated right next to one of the toilets and, as you can imagine, it often gets pretty smelly where she works. This has been made worse by the fact that the other toilet upstairs has been blocked for a couple of days and so everyone in the company has been using the downstairs toilet to do their business (we are only a small company of 22 staff and so only have 2 toilets and the upstairs one has now been fixed).



Alice has brought up the smell with management on a couple of occasions and they have bought several air fresheners for the lobby and the toilet, however, they do not fully cover up the smell.



She has mentioned to a couple of other staff that although she loves every other aspect of the job, she is looking for a new job due to the smell she has to deal with every day. The 2 other customer service reps are also unhappy with the situation.



Is there anything else she can request that management does to resolve the issue?






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  • Possible duplicate of Toilets are broken. What can I do?
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This question is on behalf of a colleague. Let's call her Alice.



Alice's desk is situated right next to one of the toilets and, as you can imagine, it often gets pretty smelly where she works. This has been made worse by the fact that the other toilet upstairs has been blocked for a couple of days and so everyone in the company has been using the downstairs toilet to do their business (we are only a small company of 22 staff and so only have 2 toilets and the upstairs one has now been fixed).



Alice has brought up the smell with management on a couple of occasions and they have bought several air fresheners for the lobby and the toilet, however, they do not fully cover up the smell.



She has mentioned to a couple of other staff that although she loves every other aspect of the job, she is looking for a new job due to the smell she has to deal with every day. The 2 other customer service reps are also unhappy with the situation.



Is there anything else she can request that management does to resolve the issue?






work-environment office-layout






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This question is on behalf of a colleague. Let's call her Alice.



Alice's desk is situated right next to one of the toilets and, as you can imagine, it often gets pretty smelly where she works. This has been made worse by the fact that the other toilet upstairs has been blocked for a couple of days and so everyone in the company has been using the downstairs toilet to do their business (we are only a small company of 22 staff and so only have 2 toilets and the upstairs one has now been fixed).



Alice has brought up the smell with management on a couple of occasions and they have bought several air fresheners for the lobby and the toilet, however, they do not fully cover up the smell.



She has mentioned to a couple of other staff that although she loves every other aspect of the job, she is looking for a new job due to the smell she has to deal with every day. The 2 other customer service reps are also unhappy with the situation.



Is there anything else she can request that management does to resolve the issue?






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