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A
Work through it and say nothing
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B
Report the temperature issue to your supervisor; ask if gloves or other cold-weather measures are available — facility temperature affects both safety and productivity
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C
Speed up sorting to stay warm
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D
Leave the facility without permission
Why this is the answer
Environmental conditions that affect work performance should be reported. This protects your health (cold hands affect circulation and fine motor control) and work quality (sorting errors increase). Your supervisor can address the HVAC issue or provide temporary measures. This is a safety and quality reporting situation — speaking up is the right action. Suffering in silence benefits no one and may lead to injury or errors.
Source: USPS 475 VEA, Environmental Safety