15 degrees in the office - what would you do?

**tim123** · 19 March 2007, 10:03

buy a wolly jumper.

tim

**DimPrawn** · 19 March 2007, 10:06

C or F?

**ratewhore** · 19 March 2007, 10:07

work from home - no brainer really...

**Rantor** · 19 March 2007, 10:12

Start a fire in a waste paper bin - there must be loads of documentation that could be put to good use.

**WotNxt** · 19 March 2007, 10:13

No-one uses Fahrenheit anymore - do they?

Originally posted by DimPrawn

C or F?

If is was farenheit my fingers would be frozen and I wouldn't be typing this lol.

**WotNxt** · 19 March 2007, 10:13

Originally posted by tim123

buy a wolly jumper.

tim

Yeah, but that won't keep my feet warm ...

**DaveB** · 19 March 2007, 10:21

15 deg isnt much out from the accepteable minimum. This is generally regarded as 16 degrees, or 13 in a workplace where strenuous physical labour is require ( I'm guessing this doesnt apply to IT contractors

).

Read all about it here

Prolly not much you can do unless you can prove it's an accurate reading or it gets any colder.

**Euro-commuter** · 19 March 2007, 10:26

Originally posted by tim123

buy a wolly jumper.

tim

That's not stoopid. Also try bringing a fan heater.

I have the opposite problem: a colleague who shivers if it's below 22, and won't have windows open.

**tim123** · 19 March 2007, 10:40

Originally posted by WotNxt

Yeah, but that won't keep my feet warm ...

2 pairs of socks.

(and in case you've never tried it, it works really well)

tim

15 degrees in the office - what would you do?