I work in a food shop.
Gloves are dirty most of the time.
And it's very difficult to cook with them.

 

Me, after putting gloves on to eat a cupcake i found behind the desk because health is first:

 

Afraid of germs, then learn to cook for yourself.

 

You really have no idea what this thread is about?
If that is true, what made you reply?
That seems incoherent.

 

at some places like subway where they make sandwiches, they have specific rules when to change the gloves. The employees are taught when exactly to change them i assume so that they do not become dirty as you say

 

Every time an employee leaves their workstation, uses the restroom, or takes a break, they have to put on new gloves upon entering the kitchen area. We also have disposable hair nets.

The gloves come in two sizes and are rubber gloves; one comes in a box (100) and can only be removed one at a time. Some companies even have plastic-lined shoes.

We require employees who want to work in kitchens, food processing, etc., to present a health certificate and complete a three-hour professional training course on hygiene, etc.

EDIT: The “we” refers to the country Germany (the country is located in Europe)!

 

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What doesn't kill you makes you stronger!

 

Who is "we"?

 

Hello @DoubleTake, the we refers to the country Germany (the country is in Europe)!

 

OP, as he does again and again, rewrote his post.

It originally just said 'tinder mats' and nothing else

I thought it was just another random stav/stavros/Staee nonsense post.

 

I was trying to find a comparison to chefs without gloves but i deleted that cause it seems inappropriate

 

Yeah, just so long as we know they've washed their hands.

 

That illuminates the lack of punctuation in the title.
And even after quick Googling I don't see right off how "tinder mats" relates.
I tend to give fair consideration before starting a thread, including adding an appropriate title.
Well, sloppy thinking or carelessness, I guess.