Employee restrooms definition

Employee restrooms means restrooms the use of which is restricted to employees of an establishment and which the public is not permitted to use.

Examples of Employee restrooms in a sentence

  • Employee restrooms shall each have one 120 Volt 20 Amp GFI duplex outlet at the counter.

  • Employee restrooms and break area must be included with this renovation.

  • Employee restrooms, separate from students, will be provided and maintained in each school.

Related to Employee restrooms

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