Do you work with someone who takes a bath in their perfume/cologne? How do you handle it?
Continued from a nearly highjacked thread...sorry, Cindiloohoo
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=425424&p=15 (post #148)
KuntryGirl & CityGirl (how funny!)--no, I haven't talked to hr about it--yet. I know the procedure. I am trying to give her a chance to see the error of her ways. She is new to the agency; no excuse, but I prefer to try to handle it on a 1-on-1 level for now. Like I said, so far, I have been fortunate enough not to have to work with her. If it comes up again, when the duty assingments are read out to us, I plan on telling the supervisor that I can not work with her & relay the story to them. I will also let them know that my next step is to formally put it on paper, forwarding it up the chain of command & cc'ing HR. I've been there 9 years & am not about to let some rookie think I'm someone to trifle with.
That being said, I also suffer from migraines. My biggest triggers on that are flourescent lighting, some foods/drinks & scents (but scents mostly affect my asthma).
Continued from a nearly highjacked thread...sorry, Cindiloohoo

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=425424&p=15 (post #148)
KuntryGirl & CityGirl (how funny!)--no, I haven't talked to hr about it--yet. I know the procedure. I am trying to give her a chance to see the error of her ways. She is new to the agency; no excuse, but I prefer to try to handle it on a 1-on-1 level for now. Like I said, so far, I have been fortunate enough not to have to work with her. If it comes up again, when the duty assingments are read out to us, I plan on telling the supervisor that I can not work with her & relay the story to them. I will also let them know that my next step is to formally put it on paper, forwarding it up the chain of command & cc'ing HR. I've been there 9 years & am not about to let some rookie think I'm someone to trifle with.

That being said, I also suffer from migraines. My biggest triggers on that are flourescent lighting, some foods/drinks & scents (but scents mostly affect my asthma).
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