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Reply to @orderstudiosllc

@orderstudiosllc In a single person restroom there is no way to know whether t bug e employee washed their hands or not.

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Has anyone considered the absurdity of most of our laws? This one for example: "Employees must wash hands". Who, exactly. Enforces this law? And how? I would love to hear the explaination. https://t.co/QUwLddBW3H

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Reply to @ArcherBourne

@SterlingBourne Most of these restrooms are single person restrooms. Public opinion is not involved.

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@akoncloud No, all US states have laws requiring employees to wash their hands.

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Reply to @AiteCoin

@AiteCoin A health code is a law.

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Reply to @22deers

@22deers It is a state law in every US state.

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Reply to @EatCookCryptos

@EatCookCryptos How can the supervisor enforce? Enter the restroom with each employee and watch?

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Reply to @RickDonnision

@Dickvandike213 Exactly

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Reply to @ElMichaelLewis

@ElMichaelLewis @AiteCoin But how is it enforced?

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Reply to @Matt_00000001

@Mateo_Official Do they burst into the locked bathroom and check?

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