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recycling in the office
NAVAIR
Tue Oct 20, 2009 9:26 AM
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When the recycling bins were put in our offices (~12 years ago) we were told that we were permitted, even encouraged, to put our personal recycling in the bins. Lately we've been informed (throught the grapevine, ie, orall indication by lower management) that using the recycling for personal was misuse of government resources. What's wrong with at least an official statement?