[b][/b] How do tell your boss at work that he or she has body odour without being insultive??!!

greet her first in d morning then jokingly say to her i like d odour from ur body is this body odour or perfume

Just buy him/her perfume for like 3 consecutive times.... by the time u give him/her the third one, he/she should get ur point.

But my sincere advice is that u really don't need to do that, esp if u are in Nigeria, because job scarce oooo

My dear, minding ones business do save alot of troubles especially here in Nigeria.

Open window and switch off AC whenever he comes around, u can use handfan too, turn ur face/nose the other way when he's standing at close range, spray airfreshner in d office, u can go out when hes around, so whenever he calls you just tell him u went to receive fresh air. If he says but d AC is on, tell him sometimes fresh air is healthier than AC air, avoid close contact with him and do your daily job. Simple!

Nwa nza rijuo afo, o chere chi ya aka mgba.

Very easy...when you are with the person alone,scream"hmmm,wetin dey smell?abi you use kpomo water do body mist?...thank me later.

Find out his birthday. Buy him perfumes (roll on or antiperspirants).

Try this

RaYwon6:
[b][/b] How do tell your boss at work that he or she has body odour without being insultive??!!

just buy him a perfume as a gift

The best thing is to mind your business because you may not like the outcome. I guess you are not the only one working for your boss so why would it be you to tell the boss.

However if you must do so, first of all ensure that you have gotten a new job already waiting for you because you already know that in Nigeria telling your boss such a thing is as good as tendering your resignation letter.

donbachi:
Very easy...when you are with the person alone,scream"hmmm,wetin dey smell?abi you use kpomo water do body mist?...thank me later.

nah oga i day tok here oh no b my fellow colleague oh !

Jayneek:
The best thing is to mind your business because you may not like the outcome. I guess you are not the only one working for your boss so why would it be you to tell the boss.

However if you must do so, first of all ensure that you have gotten a new job already waiting for you because you already know that in Nigeria telling your boss such a thing is as good as tendering your resignation letter.

thats true!!! Thats actually d type of country 1 find himsef!!!
bt u nid 2 precieve dis odour b4 u draw conclusion 2 d matter

RaYwon6:
thats true!!! Thats actually d type of country 1 find himsef!!!
bt u nid 2 precieve dis odour b4 u draw conclusion 2 d matter

I feel you. Some odour could be a slow killer.

Telling him will depend on several factors:
-His temperament
-Your closeness to him
-His level of authority over you. . .eg can he sack just like that etc

However I'm tempted to agree with other posters advising you join 'mind your business' club.

The fact is, things like body or mouth odour especially if it's protracted may not be due to simple hygiene. It could be due many other factors: genetics, disease, etc

Moreover, I'm guessing he's in his middle ages and likely married. So it is VERY unlikely he's not heard the complain before. Therefore you 'reminding' him may only offend no matter how genuine your intentions.

tell him he takes better care of his job than his body