Anonymous
11/05/2024 19:43
Subject: Acceptable office temp - not 51.4 F
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recommends that employers keep the temperature in the workplace between 68 and 76°F. However, OSHA does not require employers to provide air conditioning or heat
I’d ask to go home. This is ridiculous.
Heating an office above 70 degrees is a bit over the top and would be uncomfortable to many. This is commonly done in New England. Unfortunately, when above 72, I have to leave the building. On the other hand, I do understand that those with thyroid disorders need a warmer office. Regardless, 51.4 degrees F is too low unless doors to the outside are constantly being opened.
To me, anything in the low 60s is comfortable and reasonable so that those who are cold can cure that feeling by putting on a sweater.
No, low 60s is not comfortable and reasonable. If 73 is unbearably hot to you, you’re welcome to wear a sleeveless blouse and a skirt.
Anonymous
11/05/2024 19:32
Subject: Acceptable office temp - not 51.4 F
Wasn't it warm today op? Could it be that the company you are working for is still running the ac?
Anonymous
11/05/2024 13:55
Subject: Re:Acceptable office temp - not 51.4 F
Anonymous wrote:Just go home and say unacceptable working conditions.
My classroom is this temperature every morning until I turn on 3-4 space heaters (I'm not allowed to leave them on overnight).