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are dogs allowed at the work place? an untrained dog at that?
Sent to General Experts June 21 05:21 PM

my coworker brings in her 2 dogs into the office, and they roam, pee and poo on the carpet

 

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June 22 6:07 PM (11 minutes and 21 seconds later)
         
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Hello Jimbo,

What type of work do you do? Is it a state or governement run company?

Is there a boss above the two of you? If so, what is the boss saying?

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June 22 6:32 PM (25 minutes and 17 seconds later)
         
Reply to Ms Chase's Post: No, private owned company. The boss started this whole dog business with his little lap dog who was "trained" to go outside. He has not had his dog in the office in months.
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June 22 6:50 PM (17 minutes and 45 seconds later)
         
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Jimbo,

If its a private owned company, the boss can pretty much do as he pleases. If he allows her to bring her dogs into the work place then it's allowed.

If you don't want to rock the boat by pulling him aside and having a word with him, consider writing an anonymous note about how the office is being used for dog pee and poo, how it smells and creates an unsanitary work environment.

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June 22 6:59 PM (8 minutes and 46 seconds later)
         
Isn't there some kind of law to protect employees in a privately owned company? I would like to think there is a heatlh code against this sort of thing!
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