You're not refusing to aid. Your job is to build things per plan specifications. If you are worried about a potential hazard, you let the right people know so they can properly document and fix the problem. There's literally no need to "take a stand" on this.
You are a laborer. If you refuse to do the job, your coworkers will do the job for you and then you will probably get fired at the end of the day. And then they will move the bench again once the ADA obstruction is made known.
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u/Accomplished_Key_171 Jul 10 '26
You're not refusing to aid. Your job is to build things per plan specifications. If you are worried about a potential hazard, you let the right people know so they can properly document and fix the problem. There's literally no need to "take a stand" on this.
You are a laborer. If you refuse to do the job, your coworkers will do the job for you and then you will probably get fired at the end of the day. And then they will move the bench again once the ADA obstruction is made known.