Here's your sign...

Ha!! Yea no kidding. I usually have to pay extra for that.

 

I know I'm late to the party here, but last I checked, OSHA requires all places of business to supply clean facilities to all employees and customers.

 

We're not employees or customers. Do you have to let the plumber or other services you have to work on your house use your bathroom?

 

Osha regulations cover us while at shippers and receivers, doesn't matter if it's a dock or jobsite. Osha also sets the requirements for those same places to provide restroom facilities for their employees and customers. It wouldn't take a genius to make the argument for usto have to have access.

Safety and Health Topics | Trucking Industry | Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Safety and Health Topics | Restrooms and Sanitation Requirements | Occupational Safety and Health Administration

 

Not only do the links not say that we are covered as "employees", it doesn't say anything about customers. The last link says that OSHA doesn't even cover O/O. I guess they're SOL.

 

All I'm seeing on those links are employees. Nothing about customers, or more likely we would be outside contractors. Am I missing something?

 

The movement will happen. It cannot be stopped.

 

Bathroom facilities laws will cover us just as soon as overtime regulations do as well.

-Nate

 

I was just simply stating facts that an individual couldn't be bothered to grasp. Yes i threw in some of my jabs