I would hope that no leader in government or otherwise would expect staff to work every day in an atmosphere where the air quality is questionable, leaks are nearly unstoppable, and the HVAC is almost unworkable, just to name a few examples.
Scott Turner: “I would hope that no leader in government or otherwise would expect staff to work every day in an atmosphere where the…”
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Turner discusses the unsafe working conditions at HUD's current headquarters.
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