How to convince a work place to install showers/dryroom/storage

[Archie_tect]

Industrial not commercial

All covered by: http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg244.pdf
May have a hard job convincing your employers that you need to shower and change into suitable clothes to do your job...

 

[jonny jeez]

All covered by: http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg244.pdf
May have a hard job convincing your employers that you need to shower and change into suitable clothes to do your job...

What about the factories act and facilities for drying clothes, not used in the course of work?

I agree with Archie here. It'll be a huge challenge to convince employers in a commercial building (an office space) that staff require, by statutory standards, a shower or changing facility.

Perhaps you should invoke a uniform or special outfit within the company first. That way your boss will then be obliged to provide changing facilities.

That way, you'll get what you want...but your colleagues will hate you as they sit all day in their polyester mix outfits.

 

[Phill057]

I hate being a lone voice here but folks get real. At the way the economy is going both here and with yee. Lets put on hole the demand for super new washrooms that a lot of companies can ill afford. We do not have such facilities where I work but take the nessary steps to insure I am clean and presentable for my work colleges in my office. I have a shower at home before I go to work. When I have arrive at work I change outside in parking area at back. I take a through wipe down with wipes and then a spray with deodorant then a change of clothes into my office clothes. I make sure that I leave early enough to allow me to do this.

 

[alecstilleyedye]

at my place there's talk of a gym being installed, which must surely come with changing rooms and showers.
until then, wet wipes in the disabled toilet…