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What a dirty office kitchen says about your workplace culture
Posting time：2024-05-21 14:07:05
By Daniel Johnson, ABC
A lack of consequences for inconsiderate etiquette and employees not cleaning up after themselves can lead to it becoming entrenched behaviour. Photo: 123rf
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