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Several employees on the third floor have complained that the office is either too cold or too warm, depending on where their desks sit. Facilities manager Tom Reyes explained that the thermostat near the kitchen controls the whole floor, which makes it hard to —satisfyinsureadvertisepostpone everyone's preference at once. Staff near the windows say they need sweaters by early afternoon, while those near the printer room say the air feels stuffy. Tom has asked employees to submit a short —surveywarrantyinvoicerefund describing when and where the temperature bothers them most, so the building's contractor can check the airflow. In the meantime, he has placed a small —logwarrantydiscountshipment near the reception desk so people can note daily complaints. He hopes a longer-term —solutionapologyshipmentdiscount, such as adding a second thermostat, will be approved by management soon.