<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

So I work at a large corporate store that has several stores across the country. The men's employee bathroom is fairly notorious for having all sorts of stuff written on the doors and walls. There are just 2 stalls, a metal divider separating them. 

For quite a while, management has been threatening to remove the doors and divider. Everyone else thought this was a bluff, of course, and continued writing whatever. I was never a part of this in any way. Well, today they removed the doors and divider and replaced them with **shower curtains**. Not only that, but now the toilet paper has no dispenser to sit in since the dispenser was on the divider. So, it sits on the floor in the dirt, mud and piss. I can guarantee the shower curtains will do nothing to curb graffiti on the walls.

My question is: is this against the law in any way? And if so, how should I proceed? I absolutely do not feel comfortable using muddy, pissy toilet paper to wipe my ass.

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<bot>: Is it legal to replace bathroom stall dividers and doors with shower curtains and leave the toilet paper on the floor? Or is this a violation of a health code?