But could it be just a good excuse to blame you and have a scape goat
If they have headaches supposedly because of the oil aroma
The company can't refuse to allow them to leave and can't count it against them either. As stated several times in this thread by others you have a right also to use medicinally the things you need for your health so it's a very hard spot to be in.
I use my oils at my office and everyone I have talked to here including a co worker who got a headache when they applied some of the oils agree this is highly suspicious. None are offended by the aromas
And several have found great benefit. Everyone here suggested is this just and excuse for folks to leave early etc?
I even use the oils when I teach classes at a clinic and local hospital
No problems reported
This is difficult, so sorry you are dealing with it
Will pray for you
It may benefit you to look up what is required by the laws governing your business. What are you allowed sometimes being able to share that you are aware to HR is helpful. You should not have to live in fear and emotional distress
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From: everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com [mailto:everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of shannon nelson
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 2:13 PM
To: Everything doTERRA
Subject: [Everything doTERRA] Re: Workplace Harassment Using doTERRA?
My friends and family who dont use the oils either say they dont
notice a scent, or they like whatever it is because it is not
overpowering.
I use all natural products which carry little to no scent. Some of the
people complaining are themselves smokers or work next to smokers and
I sincerely believe it is hysteria. Or they're using it because they
dont like me.
On Feb 21, 1:55 pm, Ginny Eiseman <gi...@kpunet.net> wrote:
> That makes me wonder. Have you asked a friend who doesn't use oils if
> she notices anything and if she can pinpoint what it is. I'm wondering
> if it isn't oil related at all. If s/he can and can't pinpoint it, (if
> she's willing to try and match it to your oils) and you can't figure out
> what it is and there is a smell I'd go to the doctor. Some medical
> conditions have a scent. (I'm assuming you've switched to unscented bath
> and beauty products).
> gin
> On 2/21/2012 4:18 AM, shannon nelson wrote:
>
>
>
> > Thank you for all the responses. I think the most nerve wracking thing
> > is that I rarely use the oils and when I said that last week to my
> > manager and hr, my manager said that he can ALWAYS smell a strong
> > scent coming from me. And they didn't understand why I was in tears
> > but told me to not take it personally and to calm down.
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