Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If my company told me I couldn't warm up my fish, but everyone else could warm up their food there would be a lawsuit.
If it was just some co-worker I'd tell them to leave the rock they've been hiding under.
LOL. People are so stupid. Your office has every right to make rules around the use of the kitchen. Or to not provide a kitchen at all.
LOL- exactly! There is no constitutional right to eat/cook stinky food in an office. You can sue all you want+ good luck with that!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If my company told me I couldn't warm up my fish, but everyone else could warm up their food there would be a lawsuit.
If it was just some co-worker I'd tell them to leave the rock they've been hiding under.
LOL. People are so stupid. Your office has every right to make rules around the use of the kitchen. Or to not provide a kitchen at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to work next door to Blue Plains. Kitchen smells were the least of my concerns.
OP here,
I am so sorry, I hope your next job was more pleasant then you previous.
I left work early and my husband gave me some ideas and experiment to try at work to solve my little problem. First I'm completely going to stop using the kitchen at work, I'm taking my own mini microwave and fridge tomorrow. If the manager or HR gives me issues, I'm going to get a note from my doctor that I've been getting sick because of work issues, especially my food allergies.
Two can play this game, if HR doesn't want to do the dirty work then I will. I know for fact this lady does not eat beef only fish Monday through Friday. So, I have decided even that I'm not fond of beef myself, I will bring some everyday and warm it up or just cook it up for 15-20 minutes. See how she like the smell of rotten meat every single day! 😂
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to work next door to Blue Plains. Kitchen smells were the least of my concerns.
OP here,
I am so sorry, I hope your next job was more pleasant then you previous.
I left work early and my husband gave me some ideas and experiment to try at work to solve my little problem. First I'm completely going to stop using the kitchen at work, I'm taking my own mini microwave and fridge tomorrow. If the manager or HR gives me issues, I'm going to get a note from my doctor that I've been getting sick because of work issues, especially my food allergies.
Two can play this game, if HR doesn't want to do the dirty work then I will. I know for fact this lady does not eat beef only fish Monday through Friday. So, I have decided even that I'm not fond of beef myself, I will bring some everyday and warm it up or just cook it up for 15-20 minutes. See how she like the smell of rotten meat every single day! 😂
Anonymous wrote:How is this actionable but the old ladies who drench themselves in perfume are untouchable?
Anonymous wrote:A lot of food smells. And a lot of it smells a lot worse to me than fish.
Some people hate the smell of coffee.
Unless you have an office rule that no one can eat anything other than raw vegetables, you'll have to live with it.
Anonymous wrote:I used to work next door to Blue Plains. Kitchen smells were the least of my concerns.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to work next door to Blue Plains. Kitchen smells were the least of my concerns.
OP here,
I am so sorry, I hope your next job was more pleasant then you previous.
I left work early and my husband gave me some ideas and experiment to try at work to solve my little problem. First I'm completely going to stop using the kitchen at work, I'm taking my own mini microwave and fridge tomorrow. If the manager or HR gives me issues, I'm going to get a note from my doctor that I've been getting sick because of work issues, especially my food allergies.
Two can play this game, if HR doesn't want to do the dirty work then I will. I know for fact this lady does not eat beef only fish Monday through Friday. So, I have decided even that I'm not fond of beef myself, I will bring some everyday and warm it up or just cook it up for 15-20 minutes. See how she like the smell of rotten meat every single day! 😂
Anonymous wrote:I used to work next door to Blue Plains. Kitchen smells were the least of my concerns.