Toilet in A Shop
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Shops are required to provide toilets for staff - Offices Shops and Railway Premises Act.
AIUI if more than 5 staff are employed at the location then separate Male and Female toilets must be provided.
This is a matter for the employer, not the landlord. However without a toilet the premises cannot be run legally as a shop.
What have people done in the past - used a bucket?
AIUI if more than 5 staff are employed at the location then separate Male and Female toilets must be provided.
This is a matter for the employer, not the landlord. However without a toilet the premises cannot be run legally as a shop.
What have people done in the past - used a bucket?
It's actually covered in the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 ...... 1-5 people = 1 toilet and 1 wash basin.
This is for employer to provide, and IIRC it can be via a sharing arrangement with other businesses/premises if it is practical
It wont stop you renting the place, but the tenant will presumably want the terms and rent to reflect the condition of the let
This is for employer to provide, and IIRC it can be via a sharing arrangement with other businesses/premises if it is practical
It wont stop you renting the place, but the tenant will presumably want the terms and rent to reflect the condition of the let
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Haha!! No bucket necessary. There is a full kitchen and bathroom downstairs, which the ground floor shop has been using, but I was going to let out just the ground floor, without the downstairs.
Thanks for your replies!
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