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moral question - would you tell her?? IM BACK!!!

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Poolmaster

Poolmaster Report 11 Jan 2006 14:11

she wasnt aware that it was as bad as it was. she said sometimes she has onions for lunch but i said it isnt oniony its just minging. obviously i didnt use the word minging! i did like people suggested and said it's probably a medical thing thats easily sorted by a hygene expert. i think it was left as well as it could have been anyway.

Poolmaster

Poolmaster Report 11 Jan 2006 14:13

i toyed with that lil but at the end of the day im the boss so i didnt want to make a third person uncomfortable by shirking the issue. xx

♫Jilly McMad♫

♫Jilly McMad♫ Report 11 Jan 2006 14:13

poor thing!! at least you had the guts to have a chat with her - good for you!!

Lisa

Lisa Report 11 Jan 2006 15:20

Hard one Paul .i would buy her rectardex and i think she will get the message.LOl.No seriously she probebly doesn't know.halitosis can be caused by dental problems like plaque buildup or something that she is eating.don't know how you can tell her but i think it has to be done.i know my old boss had the same problem with a memebr of staff i used to work with but it was body odour.he did take her to one side and did say to her that a few of the staff have commented on her body odour had she noticed.she said no .so he said from a hygeine point of view she would have to use deodorant.after that she did.she was om about itxxxxxxxxx(((:

Heather

Heather Report 11 Jan 2006 16:03

Paul, I do admire you I think I would just have put up with it rather than upset her, but I realise thats why you are management and Im not. Poor woman though, I bet she went home and had a good cry. I have to say my husband had terrible hallitosis once, but you can tell a family member cant you. He went to the dentist and found out it was a leaking abscess - yucky. But he was glad I told him as he didnt know at all.

marie from stoke

marie from stoke Report 11 Jan 2006 16:09

Well Done You Paul, I wouldnt have liked to have had to tell somebody that sort of thing. Hope she wasnt too upset when she got home poor thing. Marie

Deb ( Steel City)

Deb ( Steel City) Report 11 Jan 2006 16:38

way to go Paul, hope this will solve the problem for you. I to had a problem once with halitosis, to make matters worse I have no sence of smell, not a good combo. Hubby let me know as kindly as he could. As a friend had the same problem and she was diabetic thought good idea I get checked. Sure enough Dr. said I was borderline and needed to watch my diet. Now watch what I eat and take extra care in the dental hygene dept. Dave, I for one was not offened, huddy told me I could have knocked an elephant dead in his tracks when I was bad. lol

McAnne's Gahan-Crazy

McAnne's Gahan-Crazy Report 11 Jan 2006 17:33

Paul - well done - sounds like you handled it very well! In your position, don't see that you had much choice but to broach the subject - at the end of the day, you have to consider the needs and concerns of ALL your staff, and if something like that is having a negative effect, it has to be dealt with. We used to have a guy at work with a serious BO problem - and he often smelt and looked 'dirty' .............. due it seems more to laziness than anything medical. He would turn up day after day in the same old jumper and look mankier as the week wore on. And of course summer was even worse, you could always tell if he had been in a room :O(( Eventually everyone complained so much, that when even 'pointed' comments within his earshot had no effect (nor the constant spraying of air freshener) that the manager spoke to him .............. fresh as a rose from then on :O))

Stephanie

Stephanie Report 12 Jan 2006 12:52

well done lovey! did anyone pop in and see her last night?xx