Like to linger in the loo? That might change. There’s a new anti-ergonomic toilet designed to keep workers off the john and at their desks.
Let’s sh*t and get to it…
StandardToilet’s 13-degree slope will make your legs tired after 5 minutes.
Company founder Mahabir Gill’s need to deter stall squatters became clear after what started as a fun night out left him in dire circumstances.
Unfortunately for Gill — and maybe for you — there were no free toilets to be found.
- According to one survey, potty procrastination at work is a real thing. Londoners average 28 minutes and 35 seconds.
- Productivity boosters are a thriving market. Tetramind, for example, tattles to bosses when employees bounce between apps too often.
But one man’s productivity is another’s pain
Sit-stand desks and meditation rooms are reserved for one employee class.
Lower-level workers are subject to extra policing… even in the most intimate spaces.
- At one Scottish call center, staff must document their potty breaks and are allowed at most 1% of their workday — 2 minutes for a 4-hour shift — to take care of “business.”
Amazon reportedly doesn’t give warehouse workers time to tinkle during shifts. Some resort to peeing in bottles.
