Should I Quit My Job?

[Cindy1302]

I just started a job cleaning banks. I realized that with the disinfectants, they don't use dwell time. I feel bad being part of that so im thinking of just quiting. The thing is im a pretty bad job hopper. The job before this I stayed at for 10 months. The job before that I stayed at a month. Before that a month and before that a month. I dont want to continue job hopping but I dont want to take part in putting the publics health at risk. What should I do?

[pastafreak]

I've just looked at my CIF Ultra Fast Antibac...5 minutes is how low it needs to be left. Mind you, it's very tiny print that most people wouldn't read.

[pixie374]

I would agree you need to speak to your employer, if, there is no way of being able to do it properly?
Any job you have, you will need the confidence to say, or do something, if you think something isn't right. Have a practice here.

[douglas9401]

A quick Google reveals that 'dwell time' is the length of time a disinfectant needs to lie wet on a given surface.

Begs the question what has all this hand sanitiser that dries in seconds been all about?
Not window dressing shurely.

[bobbinwales]

maybe skin is a bit more absorbant than a shiny marble or varnished surface douglas

[davebro]

//Begs the question what has all this hand sanitiser that dries in seconds been all about?//

Maybe it's the alcohol that dries - other active ingredients remain?

[douglas9401]

"...needs to lie wet on a given surface"

[bobbinwales]

natural mositure on your skin... your overthinking it douglas me thinks

[douglas9401]

'not for the first time casts eyes heavenward'

[Hopkirk]

Unless the managers are asking you to do something illegal or immoral, just do what you are told to do. Take the money and go home after your shift.
It's only a bank, not a deep clean on a restaurant kitchen.

[abbeyleigh]

I'd stick it out until you find something believe it gives depression lying round all day and not earning morning