A survey revealed that many office workers lament the poor state of cleanliness in their workplaces, citing issues like bug infestations and unclean breakrooms. Alison Green, director of the 'Ask a Manager' column, attributes the decline in office hygiene to a lack of social awareness developed during pandemic lockdowns and potential cuts in cleaning services. Workers returning to offices recognize the longstanding issues of office messiness more acutely after an extended absence, leading to frustrations among employees who now find shared spaces less welcoming and more chaotic than before.
There’s a perception that the pandemic has made people less socially aware and considerate, often reflected through the lack of tidiness in shared office spaces.
Offices have always had cleanliness issues, but returning to them after a pandemic has made those issues more noticeable and bothersome for many employees.
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