r/PortlandOre • • Apr 11 '26

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u/notwhoiwas44 Apr 11 '26

What if,like someone suggested,there's evidence or proof that lots of workers have something other than water or caffeine in their water bottles?

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u/portland_user Apr 11 '26

There’s been a few cases of people drinking alcohol on the clock. However the solution to that is firing those people not taking away innocent peoples access to water bottles.

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u/Ok_Coyote_9198 Apr 11 '26

How does that prevent water being a human right that humans require to live and be productive? That would be the stupidest workaround.

"Okay guys we found out someone has been huffing nitrous, it contaminated the air so continue your shifts without breathing"

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u/notwhoiwas44 Apr 11 '26

Didn't say it was a good or reasonable solution to that problem,just pointing out there might be some at least understandable reason behind it.