That's what they all say, when confronted about wearing laboratory gloves outside of the laboratory. Sure, it takes a little time and effort to pull off your gloves when you leave the bench and put on a clean pair later. The heck with the rest of you who have to use the phone, turn the doorknob, or push the elevator button after me. We have a big, fluorescent orange sign on the front door of ORS warning those glove-wearers not to enter. Usually, it works, so I recommend it.
Training is more important, and speaking up also helps.
ORS staff will be vigilant during their lab visits.