mgarl10024
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Hi all,
I recently started cycling (March), and before I did I checked out the facilities in work. They were great - 4 unisex showers (1 disabled). You walk into a large changing/locker area, then off of that there are 4 individual rooms with doors (around 2mx3m) containing a shower cubicle. The showers were good too.
However, recently, we've been moved to a different building. The male showers here consist of 4, opaque knee-to-neck glass doored cubicles all in a single room. This hasn't gone down well with a number of people - as at some point you have to get in and out of the showers and change. I mean, if you were at the gym let's say, showering in front of random people, that's fine - but it feels different when it's in front of your colleagues who you then have to sit next to all day.
(What's tended to happen is that there is a single disabled shower in a private room, and the gents largely queue up outside, refusing to use the four showers in the communal room).
It just got me thinking - what facilities do you have in your workplaces, and what would be your attitudes to using communal facilities in front of colleagues?
Thanks,
MG
I recently started cycling (March), and before I did I checked out the facilities in work. They were great - 4 unisex showers (1 disabled). You walk into a large changing/locker area, then off of that there are 4 individual rooms with doors (around 2mx3m) containing a shower cubicle. The showers were good too.
However, recently, we've been moved to a different building. The male showers here consist of 4, opaque knee-to-neck glass doored cubicles all in a single room. This hasn't gone down well with a number of people - as at some point you have to get in and out of the showers and change. I mean, if you were at the gym let's say, showering in front of random people, that's fine - but it feels different when it's in front of your colleagues who you then have to sit next to all day.
(What's tended to happen is that there is a single disabled shower in a private room, and the gents largely queue up outside, refusing to use the four showers in the communal room).
It just got me thinking - what facilities do you have in your workplaces, and what would be your attitudes to using communal facilities in front of colleagues?
Thanks,
MG