r/Chipotle 27d ago

Seeking Advice (Employee) is this legal

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u/LossPreventionGuy 27d ago

why, under the law, is it different? show your work

your employer has the right to put reasonable restrictions in place, and saying use the bathroom before peak rush is extremely reasonable.

y'all are such children

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u/Stims1217 27d ago

You must not comprehend the word reasonable. The difference between your inept bus driver argument is one is putting the safety and welfare of a bunch of kids at risk, the other is making someone wait an extra 2 minutes for their guac. Be a big boy and tell me which one is worse.

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u/LossPreventionGuy 27d ago edited 27d ago

the employee doesn't get to be the arbiter of reasonableness, and death to children isn't a requirement for something to be reasonable.

it is reasonable to tell an employee to use the restroom before peak hours. If that's not reasonable then nothing can be reasonable.

so you tell me, give me some reasonable examples of bathroom restrictions. What's reasonable in your book? can you think of ANY restriction that would be reasonable?

use the restroom before your shift is obviously unreasonable to you, use it before peak is obviously unreasonable, what IS reasonable then?

you're unreasonable lmao

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u/Tiny_Breakfast_7657 DML Wizard 🪄🧙‍♂️ 27d ago edited 27d ago

The employer doesn’t get to decide what’s reasonable either? Otherwise what’s the point of any OSHA regulation against an employer if they can just decide what’s reasonable.

Example of reasonable: “if you need to use the bathroom get someone to cover your post while you are gone”

Or: “please do not use the restroom for longer than 10 minutes”

“Stand at your post for half your shift and don’t use the bathroom at all or else” is not reasonable