Corporate Refusal For Bed Bugs In Wake
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OSHA's sanitation standard requires that employers construct, equip, and maintain their workplaces to prevent rodents and insects from entering, and if they are discovered, an effective extermination program must be implemented.
Charpentier offered an example of the steps a hotel should take when tackling a bed bug issue: “Offer a new room immediately to the guest(s), and be aware that they may request compensation; offer to launder the guests' clothes; ensure you don't remove anything from the infested room(s); check adjacent rooms, as well ...
Employees in bed bug-infested workplaces may have legal rights and remedies if their health or well-being is affected by the infestation. Legal actions may seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages related to the infestation.
Provide sealable plastic containers to protect workers' equipment or belongings. Allow time for workers to change clothing. Prepare laundering procedures for potentially infested work clothes. Provide a dedicated vacuum for removal of bed bugs from infested vehicles or equipment.
Many larger companies will have formal HR policies prescribing what to do when an employee reports a home infestation of bed bugs. These policies frequently involve sending the employee home until the situation is resolved.
While at the work location, take these precautions: Minimize the number of items brought into and out of the workplace. Keep personal items off of the floor. Hang bags, briefcases and coats from a door knob or hook or store these items in a tightly sealed bag or plastic bin when not in use.
Understanding that bed bugs are not a sign of neglect or poor hygiene is crucial in dealing with infestations effectively and without undue shame.
Under OSHA's general duty clause, employers are responsible for taking preventive measures to avoid bed bug infestations and promptly addressing any infestations that occur. This includes conducting regular inspections and collaborating with pest control professionals to effectively treat affected areas.
If there is a report of bed bugs, and bed bugs are found: If in an occupied room, have the patient shower and put on clean hospital-distributed clothes. Place their clothes and personal items in a sealed plastic bag. Move patient to a new room. Close the affected room/area with signage (Do Not Enter).
