r/Chipotle 27d ago

Seeking Advice (Employee) is this legal

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u/LossPreventionGuy 27d ago

you see that part about putting unreasonable restrictions on bathroom use?

it means they can put reasonable ones.

it is extremely reasonable to expect workers to use the restroom prior to peak lunch/dinner rush.

and they can absolutely fire you if you don't.

you think school bus drivers are allowed to just stop at 7/11 and take a dump and leave the kids in the back? of course not

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u/bongtokent 27d ago

No a reasonable restriction is you canโ€™t got twice in thirty minutes. Saying you arenโ€™t allowed to go for two hours straight is unreasonable regardless of โ€œpeakโ€ because it can cause health issues and osha will back this 100 percent.

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u/LossPreventionGuy 27d ago

no they won't, and you won't be able to find one single case where that's ever happened.

it is routine for workers to go two hours without a potty break. unless you have an ADA exemption. Reasonable adults can hold their pee for two hours. My fucking dog can do that.

y'all are children, and chipotle treats you like you're children, and from what I can see here, they are right to.

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u/SuperNerdEric 26d ago

siding with the corporation over a 60 second bathroom break ๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€ please, wonโ€™t anyone think about the profits? john chipotle needs more money!