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Anonymous users2024-01-23Bank outlets set up customer-oriented toilets, it is likely to eventually become public toilets, people who do not do business also come to the toilet, the number of people is more, the safety hazards are greater, the toilet can not be installed with cameras, and it is easy to hide, the safety problem is difficult to solve, "If customers have the need to go to the toilet, will provide humanized guide services." ”
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's right to rush to find McDonald's on the street. Reduce running costs, their employees certainly have.
In fact, the bank has a bathroom. It's just employees, their work should be used by us, customers or outsiders are not allowed to enter and use. So that means that the side of their bank is not open to the public. >>>More
People who come to the bank to withdraw money. It didn't stop for long, so the bank didn't have a toilet.
To sum it up, it is as follows:
1. Safety hazards. >>>More
General banks do not provide convenient places, one, the place is limited! 2. Prevent idle people from entering! 3. Banks are not public places!
To put it simply, it is to provide convenience for the people and meet the physiological needs of people. At the same time, it is also for environmental sanitation and prevents people from defecating in the open!