I am concerned with a few things that have been going on in the office for a while now. We have been practicing very unsanitarily and I suggest that we change before the ADA comes in and shuts us down, leaving us out of the job. The reuse of utensils that have been infected with others bodily fluids is unsanitary, which could hurt us in the long run as I stated previously even if we are saving a little money now by doing that. Not only would the ADA be after us, but also if we were to contaminate someone else with some kind of infection or disease then they could sue us and we are out of the job again.
Another issue with the use of contaminated utensils could be the own contamination of ourselves. You wouldn't want to get another persons disease, such as Aids, which could be potentially live threatening and would put us in the hospital. There again we are not practicing and therefore losing money. I want you to think about it from a different position by thinking that you were in the hospital and you needed some kind of operation. How would you feel if the doctor operating on you was using a scalpel that he just used on a person with yellow fever? .
If that doesn't convince you to stop using the unsanitary apparatus, then I have come up with a few things that could save us more money than what you are doing now. The first thing .
would have to be all of the paper we use and recycling it. Over have the paper we use can be reused and you wouldn"t even know its been used before, but we end up throwing it in the trash. We don't think about it, but were throwing away money rather than throwing away paper. Instead of buying computer paper from an expensive computer store, we could buy recycled paper that is just as good and it's cheaper. .
Another thing we could do to save money would be to clean the office ourselves. We could come in to work about thirty minutes early everyday and vacuum, dust, sweep and mop the floors, and whatever else that needs to be cleaned.
