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Bins in Bathrooms

misstearheus · 2017-05-22 23:31:28

Not sure where best place to post this. But I'm wondering, is there any onus on an Employer to provide those Swing-Lid Bins or something lidded or with a covered-Top for used S.T.'s?! :). Or is just a Waste-paper /Wicker / Weaved general-use Basket un-covered and with no lid sufficient?!

22-05-2017 11:31pm

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misstearheus

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Not sure where best place to post this. But I'm wondering, is there any onus on an Employer to provide those Swing-Lid Bins or something lidded or with a covered-Top for used S.T.'s?! . Or is just a Waste-paper /Wicker / Weaved general-use Basket un-covered and with no lid sufficient?!

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#2 23-05-2017 12:06am

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There is an obligation to provide a safe environment.

If there are a substantial number of female employees, then a covered bin would be prudent. For one employee, no sure.

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#3 23-05-2017 12:11am

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Mod-Moved to Work & Jobs. Please read the charter before posting.

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