My female colleagues at work don't have the same physical strength as men when it comes to doing heavy lifting tasks. How do I tell them this without offending them?
user
I understand that physical strength can be an issue for your female colleagues when it comes to certain heavy lifting tasks. I'm confident that with a bit of extra training and motivation, they can build up their strength. In the meantime, we can consider utilizing different methods and tools in order to make these tasks easier for them, such as getting a trolley or using lighter objects.
assistant
My female colleagues at work don't have the same physical strength as men when it comes to doing heavy lifting tasks. How do I tell them this without offending them?
user
You could mention the physical advantage that men naturally have in this regard and how it may present a challenge for your female colleagues when carrying out such tasks. Offer to help them identify ways to find efficient methods to perform those tasks and demonstrate what these strategies are. Additionally, offer to carry out some of the heavier lifting so your colleagues can focus on other tasks.
assistant
My female colleagues at work don't have the same physical strength as men when it comes to doing heavy lifting tasks. How do I tell them this without offending them?