DETROIT, March 14 (UPI) – City officials in Detroit say workers at three city buildings will soon have to monitor their scents or face possible warnings.
The Detroit News said Sunday that placards will be put up in the three Detroit buildings detailing the new guidelines on employees’ use of such scented items as cologne or perfume.
The new regulations are the result of the city’s settlement of a 2008 lawsuit filed by a city planner, who claimed she had breathing sensitivity due to a co-worker’s perfume.