Re: Dogs in Offices
- From: Alec McKenzie <find@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 16:23:45 +0100
"The Todal" <deadmailbox@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
An employee working as a clerk in an office block in the city decides to
bring his dog to work and to keep it in a corner of his office (he has his
own office) and to take it for a walk in the nearby streets at intervals.
Management have not yet expressed any opinion, but his colleagues are not
very happy about it, though they haven't come up with any specific reasons
for objecting.
Is it usual to ban pets from offices? Has anyone any experience of such a
situation?
Yes, I have had experience of such a situation. There was a
colleague of mine who brought his dog into work. He did not have
his own office, just one of the desks in a large room. The dog
lay on a rug under his desk all day, and was taken out for a
walk at lunchtime. We were all quite happy with this, and I
never heard of any objections being made by anyone.
--
Alec McKenzie
usenet@<surname>.me.uk
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