Working in a furniture mall, there is no paint in the store, can you do it if you are pregnant

Normal and generally nothing, it is true that after birth, you will know whether there are any shortcomings until you are 3 years old.

You can negotiate with this merchant to settle the problem, if the negotiation fails, you can only go to the court to sue for compensation for treatment expenses, lost work expenses, and transportation expenses.

If the smell is strong, try to avoid it, because if it is new furniture, it will generally give off a certain smell.

The landlord works in the furniture business, and whether the formaldehyde is heavy or not depends on whether the furniture in the mall is environmentally friendly. If it is a big brand of furniture, the content of formaldehyde is generally within the national standard. If it is a fake and shoddy product, the formaldehyde content will be large. >>>More

You've been working on furniture for six years. You're definitely not comfortable with this job. Why do you want to look for a job again? >>>More