When did the sanitation workers' lounge fully "land" for some time, various domestic media have published a large number of reports on the living and working conditions of sanitation workers. Among them, the news about poor rest conditions of sanitation workers has aroused public concern. For example, sanitation workers rest in trash cans, keep warm outdoors, and rest in sanitation vehicles. Sanitation workers' lounges cannot be opened for decoration, and sanitation workers' lounges are built in toilets. In 2005, the Ministry of Construction issued the announcement of "Standard for Setting Urban Environmental Sanitation Facilities", requiring all localities to build places for environmental sanitation cleaning workers to work and rest, and there should be a lounge for every 8,000 ~ 65,438+2,000 people, with a per capita area of 3~4 square meters. In 20 12, seven ministries and commissions, including the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, issued the Opinions on Further Safeguarding the Legal Rights and Interests of Sanitation Workers (Cheng Jian [2012] No.73), stressing once again that sanitation employers should reasonably arrange the workload and rest time of sanitation workers, do a good job in planning, layout and control, reasonably set up sanitation workers' lounges, and solve the problem of rest during work. Although, in practice, many various types of sanitation workers' lounges have been basically built in various provinces and cities. However, there are still many disadvantages in terms of quantity, facilities and construction standards. First, the financial input is insufficient. In some areas, financial funds are limited, while in others, there is not enough attention. In addition, many local sanitation work is outsourced, even layer by layer. In order to reduce expenses, contractors or contractors cannot invest more in construction, and government departments and contractors form "two skins". Second, the construction quantity can't keep up with the demand. Even the rest rooms built according to the original national standards, due to the increase of population density in the working area and the increase of the number of sanitation workers, the number of the original rest rooms can no longer meet the rest needs of sanitation workers, not to mention the lack of layout construction of the original rest rooms in most areas. Third, the construction standards need to be refined. The national standard of sanitation workers' lounge only requires simple area and quantity, and lacks specific provisions on indoor supporting facilities, building materials and construction sites. So board houses, simple houses, build houses next to public toilets, and put up signs of rest rooms in other public facilities. The rest rooms are far from the work area, and water and electricity are not available. The fourth is the lack of supervision and inspection mechanism. Whether the construction of sanitation workers' lounge is in compliance, the use effect and workers' evaluation, and there is a lack of supervision and inspection mechanism. Who will be responsible for the rest room after its completion, the rest system of sanitation workers and the management system of the rest room. Most areas are still blank. In order to effectively improve the working and rest conditions of "urban beauticians", the suggestions are as follows: First, fully implement the construction funds of the sanitation workers' lounge. The main responsibility for the construction of sanitation workers' lounge should be concentrated in the government, and the construction of full coverage lounge should be regarded as the livelihood of the government, and construction funds should be raised and incorporated into local construction plans. At the same time, social units and shops are also encouraged to invest in public welfare undertakings, which can be commended and supported through some preferential policies. Second, carry out research on the demand of sanitation workers' lounge. It is suggested that the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development should take the lead in conducting a nationwide survey on the completion of sanitation workers' lounges, mainly including the construction planning, the number of completed rooms, the actual gap, the use and the construction standards of various provinces and cities. It also requires all provinces and cities to conduct follow-up investigations and form construction plans and layouts in a timely manner. The relevant departments of the state should publicize and commend the areas where the construction has reached the standard and achieved good results. Three, timely adjustment and refinement of sanitation workers lounge construction standards. From the national level, basic regulations should be made on the construction site (near the work area) and supporting facilities (such as water, electricity, gas, drinking fountains, air conditioners, televisions, microwave ovens, dressing rooms, etc.). ) the sanitation workers lounge. Promote the built vehicles that meet the requirements and are more humanized, listen to the opinions of sanitation workers in time, and constantly improve the lounge construction. Fourth, strengthen supervision and ensure the rest conditions of sanitation workers. Municipal and environmental sanitation departments should form a regular inspection system for the work, life and rest of sanitation workers. In particular, the use of the lounge, the standard construction of the lounge, the management system of the lounge, and whether the rest system for sanitation workers is implemented are included in the scope of assessment and supervision, subject to public supervision, and timely rectify the functional departments and units contracted for sanitation and cleaning that are not in place.