Isn't it rude bad behavior for a co-worker to leave all his food garbage in the trash basket when he goes home
152391
If the smell doesn't bother him, doing the same to him won't bother him either.  I say, if you've spoken to him several times about it to no avail now it's time for drastic measures.\nIf you don't mind the confrontation that will definitely happen, either take the basket and sit it ON TOP of his side of the desk for him to find. Or dump it directly onto his chair.  He may get mad but then he should realize how his trash is affecting you.\nGood luck.
878717
That is pretty GROSS! Where I used to work we each took turns in teams of 2 people to clean different areas such as bathrooms and break rooms. No one was paid extra for it but at least it wasn't nasty like that! we took pride in our work place. It sounds like where you work no one gives a shit! literally!!!!!! LOL
692660
It is not unhealthy, but it might be considered rude.
516363
You would have to put tasty looking food with Rat Poison in it so that the next time he eats it he will surely perrish. I don't think anyone will miss someone who eats out of the garbage anyhow so you are cool.
789550
It is a waste of food... some of the food goes back to the vendors (like bread, potato chips, etc) where they try to resell it in outlet stores, or they donate it to charities.\n\nHigh spoilage foods such as milk, meat and perishables go into the trash ...meats are put down a disposal. Sometimes, tallow (grease) companies and farmers are contracted to pick up the spoiled produce to be recycled into fertilizer or fed as pig slop.\n\nBoxed foods are destroyed in a compactor and the store gets credit for disposing of them.
949386
Good for you! If you can help others, it is your duty to do so.\n\nBut even while living an easy and happy life, there are many situations when you really have to be concerned first not to hurt the person near you, no matter how many tons of food you send to the poor.
787377
it sounds like he had no respect for you, and the next time you prepare a meal for him and he doesn't come to the table throw it in the garbage and continue to do so and until he gets the message or he gets hungry enough to come when you call him the first time. It sounds like he needs to be trained.
1016461
Hey! If this person works nights at a Pizza Hut, and sees his colleagues all night long, there is no reason to make him/her spend more time with them.  He/she needs their rest and if they're anything like me, they don't want to hang out with a bunch of minimum wage losers so they can be reminded of how miserably they failed themselves and their families.  Fellowship you say? Misery does not always love company.  If you really   care for this person, you'd help them find a real job.
51878
Simple. When assigning a bad task, a typical manager will often give it to the one who complains least. (This is a form of "performance punishment"; another example may be when you work harder and faster than a fellow worker, you end up with more work.)  If you are that hard-working employee, it is OK to talk nicely to your manager about your feelings - sometimes they are unaware of what they are doing, or that you feel picked upon.
283642
It's considered rude to do so in public.  A lack of self-control.  Also, it usually doesn't smell very pleasant. \n\nI have a saying too "I really don't like to smell what you had for dinner last night especially after it spent all that time rotting in your colon."  \n\nIf it's a mistake it's a mistake, you say excuse me or whatever and people laugh at you.  \n\nIf you do it on purpose, I think people have a right to get mad because it's rude and it shows that you don't care about how others feel.
790089
I've tried throwing things at the garbage men before, but they do take it all on board. What are you saying though? If you throw yourself at them, do they leave you in the street, you psychotic loonie? Can you not think of a better question, you want us to discuss garbage disposal? Consider yourself binned mate.
500222
What a great way to display your lack of intelligence. If you do that, I hope the cook forgets to wash his hands after he takes one so he can cook your food for you. Maybe then you will have more appreciation for health concerns, you know after nice long night of puking and crapping like a Tibetan landslide. In short, no, you idiot, it isn't nice. It's foul and stupid.
1137934
There is no seperate set of rules for the behavior at the place of work. Behave like you do at any other place. Do your work properly, treat everyone nice and have fun
917561
Well there's a difference here.. if you're referring to someone who is ill and asks another employee to come in for their shift, then I see no issue with that.  But if you just don't show up and ask someone who's already working to pick up the slack, then someone should inform the boss.  And... that person should say NO.
657425
It is rude because most people who are doing it know and understand that it is considered a rude thing to do & do it anyway just to show their lack of respect/disrespect for others.
618523
Yes, a tumble bug, and if you don't get it out he'll steal your poop before your body can get the nutrients, and you'll slowly waste away.  Use a coathanger to get it out.
665421
Yes it is....it not only violates moral ethics, but may also violate your workplace ethics as well.  Speak to your superiors about this situation because it may have been going on for quite some time....