DATE: JULY 29 2019
I have continued to contest the "Locker rule." at WCB
I guess it reminds me of day care or kindergarten that should have got me prepared for this.
The reasons back then was I guess not for security but for organization of our desks.
This is my most recent email to the WCB on behalf of workers and security concerns and the "locker rule"
Does anyone else get their knickers in a knot over this rule?
Letter to WCB
Attention: WCB Management
I do not know any other government, agency, legal firm, hospitals, treatment facility,
bank, or any organization that has mandatory lockers for clients . .
Why does WCB have such a fear of the public?
WCB is the only organization that has such a safety concern. I think WCB should consider
meeting rooms set up as bank tellers due to the WCB fears..
Millard does not have the same system and the front counter does not have the same
process yet your front line staff are exposed to the public.
It is sad that WCB has created such rules and should have a scanner rather than a lockers.
What will removing diabetic supplies, medication, keys, a wallet, sanitary lotion, glasses,
paper pen, identification resolve
Gail Cumming
I have continued to contest the "Locker rule." at WCB
I guess it reminds me of day care or kindergarten that should have got me prepared for this.
The reasons back then was I guess not for security but for organization of our desks.
This is my most recent email to the WCB on behalf of workers and security concerns and the "locker rule"
Does anyone else get their knickers in a knot over this rule?
Letter to WCB
Attention: WCB Management
I do not know any other government, agency, legal firm, hospitals, treatment facility,
bank, or any organization that has mandatory lockers for clients . .
Why does WCB have such a fear of the public?
WCB is the only organization that has such a safety concern. I think WCB should consider
meeting rooms set up as bank tellers due to the WCB fears..
Millard does not have the same system and the front counter does not have the same
process yet your front line staff are exposed to the public.
It is sad that WCB has created such rules and should have a scanner rather than a lockers.
What will removing diabetic supplies, medication, keys, a wallet, sanitary lotion, glasses,
paper pen, identification resolve
Gail Cumming
