Posted By Stephen Boardman Unfortunately sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind. I had this problem some years ago when I was a transport manager, one of the drivers had terrible odour and I received complaints from other members of my team and admin staff whom did not want to deal with him. In the end I had to sit him down and tell him of the complaints. in that particular job it was sweaty during the day but this person had a bad smell first thing in the morning so he could not blame the job. he started carrying a clean t shirt in his cab. Obviously you need to be tactful some people sweat or in the case of females glow more than others, but more often than not a bit of toothpaste and a bar of soap will do the job. Or there is always the Army Regimental Bath, but dont think that would be appropriate. but on a serious note you need to consider the welfare of all your staff and if this is becoming a problem you need to take the bull by the horns and deal with it directly. Good luck Steve

Posted By Tony O'Keefe Many thanks for the responses, I have found an old discussion and plenty to go at please end thread. Tony