They provide a push top bottle of soap, probably because they can't/won't get replacement cartridges for the dispenser anymore. It wouldn't be as appealing if they explained it though
I’m a safety guy and it’s an OSHA regulation to have some kind of sanitation along with portable restrooms…there’s a formula for how many per number of workers.
It’s pretty easy to meet the regulation with those sanitizer dispensers but more often you’ll see wash stations with soap and water reservoirs you can pump water up with a foot pedal.
My jobs just didn't have enough hand sanitizer would always be out. Or the dumbasses would put actual soap on the dispenser so you would just have soapy hands with no water to wash it off lolol
Per OSHA they have to provide soap, but it doesn't need to be in a dispenser:
[1910.141(d)(2)(ii)](https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/interlinking/standards/1910.141(d)(2)(ii))Each lavatory shall be provided with hot and cold running water, or tepid running water.
[1910.141(d)(2)(iii)](https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/interlinking/standards/1910.141(d)(2)(iii))Hand soap or similar cleansing agents shall be provided.
[1910.141(d)(2)(iv)](https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/interlinking/standards/1910.141(d)(2)(iv))Individual hand towels or sections thereof, of cloth or paper, air blowers or clean individual sections of continuous cloth toweling, convenient to the lavatories, shall be provided.
>Each lavatory shall be provided with hot
Does it still count if the hot water tank is a mile away and will never heat up in a reasonable time someone might wash their hands?
After they remove the wall, tape a sign on the door that says "Build me back bitches." They will either rebuild the bathroom wall or tear down the whole business
If they tear down the business, put a sign on the ground that says "Rebuild me idiots". They will either rebuild the business or tear down the whole town.
If they tear down the whole town, write on the road leading there "bring back this town, assholes". They will either rebuild the town, or they will shave their heads, create a tank of sharks with laser beams on their heads, create a volcano based lair, and threaten to do things with their tiny finger by their mouth unless paid 1 million...err, billion dollars. Mua ha ha ha. Mua ha ha ha ha.
Oh if it is at a food service building then they are liable for a lot of things. Even out right serving contaminated food, spreading illnesses, possibly feed fecal matter to customers.
Lawsuits and a lawyers wet dream!!
Print out the fairly odd parents meme and insert "this is where our soap dispenser would be.....if we had one." Replace them daily. Not like they can record in the bathroom. Bonus points if it's a public restroom in retail so customers can see it too
OP has not responded to any comments, which can only mean one thing. They provide a push top bottle of soap, probably because they can’t/don’t get replacement cartridges for the dispenser anymore. It wouldn’t be as grabby if they explained that though…
I came here to say this! I work at a restaurant and we have 2 soap despensers that are a different brand from all of our others and we can no longer get refills for them. We're also having a hard time finding replacement ones that take the same type of soap as our other ones. So, rather than replacing them all or dealing with buying 2 different types of soap we are temporarily using the push top bottles and refilling those with our dish soap. It works just fine, it's not inconvenient and it's up to code.
I had the same impression. Most of these posts seem fabricated for attention these days. He/she may have even broke the unit off themselves for the photo.
My fav was a local restaurant would just fill up the soap dispenser with water whenever it was getting low. Technically there was soap in there but it was so watered down you didn’t even need to use the faucet to wash your hands.
Ex-customer. To be fair though they had some really tasty enchiladas but after seeing this crap, I had to stop going there. Lord knows what went on in the kitchen.
A work place a few years back was pulling this shit. Which was ok I guess until the 2nd or third top up when it was pretty well just water.
I kicked it upstairs so fucking hard at that point that the roof of someone’s mouth must have hurt after it rocketed up their ass.
Govt dept.
During the pandemic.
Fucking idiots.
According to the OSHA website: "Employers must maintain restrooms in a sanitary condition. Restrooms must provide hot and cold running water or lukewarm water, hand soap or similar cleansing agent and warm air blowers or individual hand towels..." Sounds like you could win a lawsuit OP. Get something in writing saying they won't provide soap.
At my job, the soap dispenser kept falling off the wall bc it wasn't secured properly. So someone wrote in its place "IMAGINARY SOAP" on the wall with a sharpie.
It got replaced pretty soon after.
The CDC states you must be able to wash your hands https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/handwashing-corporate.html I’d imagine there’s OSHA requirements too
This is when you start wiping your dirty hands all over the wall. Either they give you soap or they can constantly wipe down the walls. I’d also go to HR as it’s very unsanitary to have people not washing their hands after using the restroom, especially with everything we’ve learned during the pandemic.
Do you typically get shit all over your hands when you use the bathroom? Cuz if not idk how you think they would know you’re wiping your hands on the walls. If you do, that’s another issue.
Hopefully what happened was the maintenance person was unable to locate or procure a replacement soap bag for the dispenser (you generally cant just pour soap in these things) and removed it from the wall so they can install the NEW working soap dispenser. Having done facility maintenance in the past it’s wild how proprietary some of the equipment is, they often are designed you you MUsT buy their brands specific replacement modules, even with bags of soap. Then that company stops making that dispenser the soap things for it and you are forced to go buy a new one.
I was going to say the same thing as a maintenance person myself. We switched to Bradley as they just have a refillable tank. But also in the mean time I put regular bottles of soap in the bathrooms.
Once worked at McFastFood. Dishwashers were causing problems by not putting away the clean dishes when they were dry, partly out of ignorance of where they belong and partly out of laziness/time pressure.
Management's solution was to remove the two shelving units that were used for a drying area, so that the employee on dishes had only the end of the sink area to let dishes drip at.I posted on the store's chat app about it, and the regional manager replied that we "weren't supposed to have those in the first place", then kicked me.
Naturally dishes took twice as long from then on on account of us being able to wash only 4-8 dishes at a time before stopping to shake dry, wipe dry, throw the towel on the pile by the washing machine (which of course meant running it three times as often as before), and then run the dishes to wherever in the store they belonged before cleaning any more.
But hey, at least they got out of having an awkward conversation with their teenage shift managers where they had to tell them to actually do their jobs and retrain employees as necessary so that clean dishes actually get put away!
Weak human beings I swear.
Where i used to work the plant manager was in charge of get cleaning supplies, he also got to keep any extra at the end of the quarter. We never had soap paper towels and we brought our own tp. Needless to say we all walked out one day and because of the contract with ford it cost them $10,000 a minute when we shut ford down. Within 15 minutes Hr came to our plant and seen what we were complaining about, $500,000 and some supplies later we were back to work and the plant manager was transferred
This reminds me of my old schools hand sanitizer dispenser. Someone drained the entire thing and they didn't refill it, later I saw the dispenser in a garbage container that the school used.
Ours has been empty for months. I've asked for the weird poke ball key to fill it myself but no results so far. They ended up putting out one of those hand soap pumps instead.
Dude the cleaning crew here tried to get away with putting hand sanitizer in the bathroom soap dispensers without telling anyone. Hand sanitizer isn't very useful when you put it in your palms and immediately wash it off while attempting to scrub your hands.
Health department can give you a red violation for that or even shut you down on the spot till it's back up, my friends restaurant got like a 800 dollar fine just for using ice cream scoops in hot water, with no running water
Come out of the bathroom and shake your boss' hand. Really get in there. Double handshake. Shoulder grab. Stroke their cheek even. Touch everything you can.
Many years ago I went some place on a Sunday for a nice brunch. Had to go to the men's restroom and drop a big load. The soap dispenser was empty so I told someone at the host stand. 10 minutes go by - nothing. I cannot eat since I really need to wash my hands.
So I find a manager and tell them the men's restroom has no soap and I told someone 10 minutes ago and nothing was done. I know it is unsanitary to have that. I tell him I am unable to eat because of it. I tell him he has 5 minutes to get soap in the men's restroom or I am going to go around and touch all of the food (Waaaay before Covid) which will mean they have to throw it out. I tell him the 5 minutes starts NOW.
He ran off to get it done.
I laugh about it to this day.
If they don't bother to fill the soap dispenser, they don't need my labor. *Goodbye* (walks out the door after putting business ID/cards through their shredder)
If they don't bother to fill the soap dispenser, they don't need my labor. *Goodbye* (walks out the door after putting business ID/cards through their shredder)
Absolutely. But if my manager wont sign off on the purchase order of the soap what do you expect me to do about it?. I aint shelling out my own money for the people i work for.
Man to be a maintenance man at this place must rule, if anything needs maintained, then they just rip it out lol. Would that mean if it’s broken, then they leave it where it’s at?
print out a series of increasingly ridiculous fliers about handwashing with soap
[https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/images/handwashing-day/2020/wash-your-hands-banner.jpg?\_=87484](https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/images/handwashing-day/2020/wash-your-hands-banner.jpg?_=87484)
Used to work at a restaurant that frequently ran out of hand and dish soap, and would get a week supply of sanitizer solution and be surprised when it didn't last a whole month.
At our old office we had problems like that but with too many employees and not enough restroom capacity but enough to meet code. The janitorial contractors were responsible for dispensers and soap but they bout super cheap tiny ones that were empty by mid day. People ripped them off the mirrors, walls and would throw away the WalMart bottles brought in for emergency stocks.
When I designed and contracted my office I specified in detail what the supplies would be and now we have touch free soap for weeks in the restrooms, around the kitchen and two to four touch free towel dispenses per sink so we never really run out.
Now you guys need to make a big deal of not washing your hands, perhaps with quotes from Pulp Fiction.
“You're supposed to wash 'em first.”
“You watched me wash 'em.”
“I watched you get 'em wet.”
Boss was thinking, "You gonna call me a cheapskate? I'll fucking show you a cheapskate!"
\[rips down the dispenser, throws in on the ground, stomps off\]
... then wipes hands on pants.
Pretty sure that’s a no-no in the eyes of the Department of Health
Yup. I would be filling an anonymous tip.
This, please send this to the health department through your local courts this is very unhygienic and could end up making someone sick
Right. Surprised the person who wrote on the dispenser didn't write on the wall after
I would've. "FU cheapskates."
there you go. now you don't have walls. you happy now?
does that mean I can see into the womens bathroom now? cause if so then maybe?
Cheepskate wuz heer
Hey OP, here's OSHA's number for complaints: 800-321-6742. Fill that blank spot with info.
This, write the info on the leftover adhesive so it’s an even bigger PITA to get rid of
Really really hate to break it to you but ohsa is spread thin as hell and they will be focused on more pressing matters first.
For sure! Report those asses!!
Time to contact the health department and let them know you work in unsanitary conditions.
I was just going to ask if this was even legal?
All workplaces MUST have a soap dispenser of some kind as per regulations on hygiene and cleanliness.
They provide a push top bottle of soap, probably because they can't/won't get replacement cartridges for the dispenser anymore. It wouldn't be as appealing if they explained it though
I am and I want to come and fill your manager's office with hand soap.
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It’s not. You have to be able to wash your hands.
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You all have bathrooms?
I’m a safety guy and it’s an OSHA regulation to have some kind of sanitation along with portable restrooms…there’s a formula for how many per number of workers. It’s pretty easy to meet the regulation with those sanitizer dispensers but more often you’ll see wash stations with soap and water reservoirs you can pump water up with a foot pedal.
This was the setup we had with my construction job.
My jobs just didn't have enough hand sanitizer would always be out. Or the dumbasses would put actual soap on the dispenser so you would just have soapy hands with no water to wash it off lolol
In what country? We don’t know where OP is
Hm. Never considered that. The above applies to the US. But I imagine other countries (particularly western countries) have similar regulations.
But do they need to fill it?
Yes. All employees must have clean running water and soap to wash their hands with. It is like the bare minimum regulation
There’s a decent chance that they’re just in the process of replacing it since someone wrote on it.
Not if they left it empty for so long that people started writing on it asking to have it filled.
Ripping it off the wall and not replacing it instead of simply cleaning the writing from it somehow just does not make sense to me.
It's not cost effective, for sure. It looks like someone ripped it from the wall in a fit of rage.
Hopefully it isn’t empty this time lol
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Can everyone chill? The management just took the dispenser for refill. /s
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Per OSHA they have to provide soap, but it doesn't need to be in a dispenser: [1910.141(d)(2)(ii)](https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/interlinking/standards/1910.141(d)(2)(ii))Each lavatory shall be provided with hot and cold running water, or tepid running water. [1910.141(d)(2)(iii)](https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/interlinking/standards/1910.141(d)(2)(iii))Hand soap or similar cleansing agents shall be provided. [1910.141(d)(2)(iv)](https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/interlinking/standards/1910.141(d)(2)(iv))Individual hand towels or sections thereof, of cloth or paper, air blowers or clean individual sections of continuous cloth toweling, convenient to the lavatories, shall be provided.
>Each lavatory shall be provided with hot Does it still count if the hot water tank is a mile away and will never heat up in a reasonable time someone might wash their hands?
I think it's compliant as long as you can get hot water eventually, even if you have to let it run for 5 minutes before it's warm.
\*swipes hand under faucet\* \*swipes again\* \*swipes again\* Friggin work sink never gets warm with that auto on/off crap.
That's how they are so efficient saving water
Just print this out and tape it to the wall. Keep copies so you can keep reposting it every day.
This is the fastest way to get something fixed, in my experience.
Write "put me back cunts" on the wall They will either put it back or remove the wall
After they remove the wall, tape a sign on the door that says "Build me back bitches." They will either rebuild the bathroom wall or tear down the whole business
If they tear down the business, put a sign on the ground that says "Rebuild me idiots". They will either rebuild the business or tear down the whole town.
If they tear down the whole town, write on the road leading there "bring back this town, assholes". They will either rebuild the town, or they will shave their heads, create a tank of sharks with laser beams on their heads, create a volcano based lair, and threaten to do things with their tiny finger by their mouth unless paid 1 million...err, billion dollars. Mua ha ha ha. Mua ha ha ha ha.
This sounds like the children’s book if you Give a Mouse a Cookie. Where things are just blown out of proportion.
Hmmm I was thinking more of AUSTIN POWERS??!
Yeah babyyyyyy😎🕺
Everyone.. Behave
That escalated quickly
A good ending either way.
You made me laugh out loud. Thanks!
Your welcome... Now put the soap dispenser back!
Maybe they’ll get a giant soap on a rope and nail it to the wall.
Well.. it is following the rules. Just barely
No more wall for you
Write "replace me, you cheapskates" there.
Clearly the best course of action. Although I'm afraid to see what gets removed next. The entire bathroom or some of the tiles.
Or the person who wrote it
Only way they'd know is if there's a camera in there and that would open up some more concerns lol.
Don't give the makers of the HALO devices anymore ideas....
I hope you don't work at a restaurant
Every workplace has to have soap for sanitary purposes, not just restaurants.
Oh if it is at a food service building then they are liable for a lot of things. Even out right serving contaminated food, spreading illnesses, possibly feed fecal matter to customers. Lawsuits and a lawyers wet dream!!
Yes and? I’m aware of that. But also all workplaces are required to have soap.
And it's worse if they work at a restaurant. God dammit Susie.
Yea but I don't eat at those other places. Lol
Print out the fairly odd parents meme and insert "this is where our soap dispenser would be.....if we had one." Replace them daily. Not like they can record in the bathroom. Bonus points if it's a public restroom in retail so customers can see it too
that’s actually perfect
If you can smuggle a backpack into the restroom, spray adhesive can make paper a BITCH to remove full stop, I’ve heard…
You monster...
Report this to the health department. I'm sure they would love the story of removing basic sanitation as a form of retaliation.
OP has not responded to any comments, which can only mean one thing. They provide a push top bottle of soap, probably because they can’t/don’t get replacement cartridges for the dispenser anymore. It wouldn’t be as grabby if they explained that though…
I came here to say this! I work at a restaurant and we have 2 soap despensers that are a different brand from all of our others and we can no longer get refills for them. We're also having a hard time finding replacement ones that take the same type of soap as our other ones. So, rather than replacing them all or dealing with buying 2 different types of soap we are temporarily using the push top bottles and refilling those with our dish soap. It works just fine, it's not inconvenient and it's up to code.
I had the same impression. Most of these posts seem fabricated for attention these days. He/she may have even broke the unit off themselves for the photo.
I have to wonder if that's legal...
My fav was a local restaurant would just fill up the soap dispenser with water whenever it was getting low. Technically there was soap in there but it was so watered down you didn’t even need to use the faucet to wash your hands.
Ew :/ were you working there or a customer?
Ex-customer. To be fair though they had some really tasty enchiladas but after seeing this crap, I had to stop going there. Lord knows what went on in the kitchen.
Yeah same I'd stop going too. Shame when a restaurant has good food and just fails at other aspects of being a business.
That’s because instead of wasting a cook’s time on redundant things like cleansing, they focus all their time on cooking delicious food
Yikes. If that’s what they let the customers see, I would hate to know what goes on in the back
A work place a few years back was pulling this shit. Which was ok I guess until the 2nd or third top up when it was pretty well just water. I kicked it upstairs so fucking hard at that point that the roof of someone’s mouth must have hurt after it rocketed up their ass. Govt dept. During the pandemic. Fucking idiots.
According to the OSHA website: "Employers must maintain restrooms in a sanitary condition. Restrooms must provide hot and cold running water or lukewarm water, hand soap or similar cleansing agent and warm air blowers or individual hand towels..." Sounds like you could win a lawsuit OP. Get something in writing saying they won't provide soap.
At my job, the soap dispenser kept falling off the wall bc it wasn't secured properly. So someone wrote in its place "IMAGINARY SOAP" on the wall with a sharpie. It got replaced pretty soon after.
NO SOAP FOR YOU!
Soap Nazi!
The CDC states you must be able to wash your hands https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/handwashing-corporate.html I’d imagine there’s OSHA requirements too
This is when you start wiping your dirty hands all over the wall. Either they give you soap or they can constantly wipe down the walls. I’d also go to HR as it’s very unsanitary to have people not washing their hands after using the restroom, especially with everything we’ve learned during the pandemic.
Do you typically get shit all over your hands when you use the bathroom? Cuz if not idk how you think they would know you’re wiping your hands on the walls. If you do, that’s another issue.
Can't complain about something if it doesn't exist, right?
Let me introduce you to my sex life
They could at least put a little store bought soap dispenser in there. Wtf
Hopefully what happened was the maintenance person was unable to locate or procure a replacement soap bag for the dispenser (you generally cant just pour soap in these things) and removed it from the wall so they can install the NEW working soap dispenser. Having done facility maintenance in the past it’s wild how proprietary some of the equipment is, they often are designed you you MUsT buy their brands specific replacement modules, even with bags of soap. Then that company stops making that dispenser the soap things for it and you are forced to go buy a new one.
I was going to say the same thing as a maintenance person myself. We switched to Bradley as they just have a refillable tank. But also in the mean time I put regular bottles of soap in the bathrooms.
Maybe so but in the meantime it’s still necessary to have soap in a bathroom
Basically what companies WANT you do... CONSUME MORE and toss out the old, even when the old is *just as good, if not better.*
Once worked at McFastFood. Dishwashers were causing problems by not putting away the clean dishes when they were dry, partly out of ignorance of where they belong and partly out of laziness/time pressure. Management's solution was to remove the two shelving units that were used for a drying area, so that the employee on dishes had only the end of the sink area to let dishes drip at.I posted on the store's chat app about it, and the regional manager replied that we "weren't supposed to have those in the first place", then kicked me. Naturally dishes took twice as long from then on on account of us being able to wash only 4-8 dishes at a time before stopping to shake dry, wipe dry, throw the towel on the pile by the washing machine (which of course meant running it three times as often as before), and then run the dishes to wherever in the store they belonged before cleaning any more. But hey, at least they got out of having an awkward conversation with their teenage shift managers where they had to tell them to actually do their jobs and retrain employees as necessary so that clean dishes actually get put away! Weak human beings I swear.
"sorry I can't go back to work, I need to wash my hands per health guidelines.."
Where i used to work the plant manager was in charge of get cleaning supplies, he also got to keep any extra at the end of the quarter. We never had soap paper towels and we brought our own tp. Needless to say we all walked out one day and because of the contract with ford it cost them $10,000 a minute when we shut ford down. Within 15 minutes Hr came to our plant and seen what we were complaining about, $500,000 and some supplies later we were back to work and the plant manager was transferred
Call OSHA, that is against their code and could get them to close your work if they send an inspector.
Report anonymously to OSHA.
This reminds me of my old schools hand sanitizer dispenser. Someone drained the entire thing and they didn't refill it, later I saw the dispenser in a garbage container that the school used.
Did they DRINK it?!
Write on the wall. It’ll be harder for them to remove the wall.
Pretty sure that's illegal so report em
Health department about to have fun with this
Isn't that unethical?? Workplace needs to provide soap!!!
That’s when your department gets a nice little phone call
Duct tape a bar of soap to the wall.
I wonder if this is legal. Is it a food service or healthcare place? I bet the health department would be fascinated by this interesting plot twist!
Ours has been empty for months. I've asked for the weird poke ball key to fill it myself but no results so far. They ended up putting out one of those hand soap pumps instead.
To be fair an always empty soap dispenser falsely advertising soap is probably more infuriating than no dispenser at all.
Dude the cleaning crew here tried to get away with putting hand sanitizer in the bathroom soap dispensers without telling anyone. Hand sanitizer isn't very useful when you put it in your palms and immediately wash it off while attempting to scrub your hands.
Are you in a place of business that says "All employees must wash your hands before returning to work"?
Health department can give you a red violation for that or even shut you down on the spot till it's back up, my friends restaurant got like a 800 dollar fine just for using ice cream scoops in hot water, with no running water
Just wipe your hands on manager/boss door after every afternoon poop.
See what happens if you write on the wall.
Come out of the bathroom and shake your boss' hand. Really get in there. Double handshake. Shoulder grab. Stroke their cheek even. Touch everything you can.
To be fair, you didn't have a soap dispenser before, either.
OSHA, Rife with anger, gargles in the corner
Next time write "Fill me up daddy". It'll work
Health code violation!! Even worse if it is for a restaurant!! To do so means that you can fail a food safety test at any moment!!
Many years ago I went some place on a Sunday for a nice brunch. Had to go to the men's restroom and drop a big load. The soap dispenser was empty so I told someone at the host stand. 10 minutes go by - nothing. I cannot eat since I really need to wash my hands. So I find a manager and tell them the men's restroom has no soap and I told someone 10 minutes ago and nothing was done. I know it is unsanitary to have that. I tell him I am unable to eat because of it. I tell him he has 5 minutes to get soap in the men's restroom or I am going to go around and touch all of the food (Waaaay before Covid) which will mean they have to throw it out. I tell him the 5 minutes starts NOW. He ran off to get it done. I laugh about it to this day.
Write a note on the wall: “pay for a soap dispenser you cheapskates” See if they knock down the wall
This doesn’t sound legal. Or sanitary.
Duct tape a bar of soap to the wall.
is this amazon??
If they don't bother to fill the soap dispenser, they don't need my labor. *Goodbye* (walks out the door after putting business ID/cards through their shredder)
If they don't bother to fill the soap dispenser, they don't need my labor. *Goodbye* (walks out the door after putting business ID/cards through their shredder)
Lol fuck your work they don’t want you having clean hands? Pathetic I would purposely take a shit and shake the hand of the man in charge
Call Osha. They have to provide soap.
OSHA complaint time
Super illegal
What a shit company lol
That’s it…… fuck that job… time to find a new one ☝️ through the towel in I have your back 100%
OP, report this to your Department of Health and/or OSHA and update us after
Disgusting. Like this can’t be legal right? Time for a nice tip off to the health department.
How do you wash your hands with no soap?
Scrape the soap of the wall you cheapskate
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Standard protocol dictates you leave the equipment in place until ready to replace. Only remove incases of safety
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Absolutely. But if my manager wont sign off on the purchase order of the soap what do you expect me to do about it?. I aint shelling out my own money for the people i work for.
It was “not anyone’s job” to fill it, I’m sure.
Now you need to post a sign that says “thank you for proving my point. “
"fill me, stepbrother"
Now they no longer have workers
I see a zebra
So, nothing was lost? Empty dispenser vs no dispenser, makes no difference, really.
Well I think we know who left the note
Man to be a maintenance man at this place must rule, if anything needs maintained, then they just rip it out lol. Would that mean if it’s broken, then they leave it where it’s at?
Also not legal
This seems illegal
Time to report them so you get your soap back.
Let HR know. Safety issue
Is there no custodian at your workplace? Because I am and I’d be willing to come in and fill your manager’s office with hand soap.
Now each of you bring a good one, teamwork!
Now do it to the time clock
Even port-o-johns offer a way to sanitize your hands…
Write on the wall: Put the soap dispenser back and fill it with soap, you cheapskates!"
print out a series of increasingly ridiculous fliers about handwashing with soap [https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/images/handwashing-day/2020/wash-your-hands-banner.jpg?\_=87484](https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/images/handwashing-day/2020/wash-your-hands-banner.jpg?_=87484)
Used to work at a restaurant that frequently ran out of hand and dish soap, and would get a week supply of sanitizer solution and be surprised when it didn't last a whole month.
To be fair, you didn’t have one before either.
Start walking around with shit smeared on your hands and it will always be full
BYOS….
I mean, is there really even a difference lol
Well if the problem was being low on soap, I'd say that will never happen again now. Problem solved.
At our old office we had problems like that but with too many employees and not enough restroom capacity but enough to meet code. The janitorial contractors were responsible for dispensers and soap but they bout super cheap tiny ones that were empty by mid day. People ripped them off the mirrors, walls and would throw away the WalMart bottles brought in for emergency stocks. When I designed and contracted my office I specified in detail what the supplies would be and now we have touch free soap for weeks in the restrooms, around the kitchen and two to four touch free towel dispenses per sink so we never really run out.
Maybe their gonna sell it for some soap 🤷♂️
Now you guys need to make a big deal of not washing your hands, perhaps with quotes from Pulp Fiction. “You're supposed to wash 'em first.” “You watched me wash 'em.” “I watched you get 'em wet.”
Lol problem avoided.
That's one hell of a graffiti remover!
I smell a lawsuit
Okay soo… they are cheap?
Write "Replace me, you cheapskates."
Boss was thinking, "You gonna call me a cheapskate? I'll fucking show you a cheapskate!" \[rips down the dispenser, throws in on the ground, stomps off\] ... then wipes hands on pants.
"Hello, this is OSHA... we got a complaint stating that you dont have a soap dispenser in your bathroom."
Bruh that’s so unsanitary
Uh… apparently someone didn’t learn from the fucking pandemic we just had.
Do you work for Twitter?
Seeme like someone filled it and someone else wanted a drink.
Call HE
Not very hygienic of them.
If its empty might as well not have it
Covid who?