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Originally Posted by ExpertAnalysis
I work at a large F50 corporation in Columbus and I usually get into the office an hour ahead of time so I can catch up on emails and any tasks I can complete before the day starts. The other day I noticed an employee in my department arriving at work somewhat sweaty and dressed Ina t-shirt and shorts. We are a financial firm with over 5K employees in our building and the dress code is BUSINESS professional - because we are at work to conduct BUSINESS. I've noticed that he goes into the bathroom with clothes and comes out changed. It appears he is using the bathroom stall to lock the door, take off his clothes and change.
I find this extremely unprofessional and absolutely disgusting. When he exits the bathroom he's usually still sweating and I've learned that he's bicycling into work. I have no idea what kind of employees our firm is hiring that they cannot afford a suitable form of transportation but it appears his best option is a bicycle while (from what I can tell) everyone else is driving into work like a normal person. I hope this is a one-off but I'm concerned that I should report this - since he's doing this early in the morning it is clear he is trying to avoid attention otherwise he would come in at 8 like most do. I have a meeting with my supervisor in a week - what do you think?
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Mind your business.
And as someone else said, why are you working off the clock?
When you meet with your supervisor, make sure you let him know that you're coming in an hour early, to do basically nothing..and your co worker is using the bathroom and you find it disgusting.
As for his choice of transportation, I know many people who bike to work because they like it. I also know a few people who walk a couple miles to work everyday...why?? Because they like it!!
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