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Employee Hygiene Policy?

Findlaw (AP) reports: “Smelly Employee Fuels Hygiene Policy”

The policy language may be worth tucking away in case the problem arises:

“No employee shall have an odor generally offensive to others when reporting to work. An offensive body odor may result from a lack of good hygiene, from an excessive application of a fragrant aftershave or cologne or from other cause.”

I’d add perfume to be more gender-neutral.

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  • Posted by George Lenard
    on August 26, 2003

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