Allow Visitors

[namsteven]

Dear friends and Teachers,

A. Her company doesn't allow visitors to visit her during working hours.

- Instead of saying like this, could I say like this?

"Her company doesn't allow her visitors during working hours."

Thanks a million!

NamSteven

[tedtmc]

A. Her company doesn't allow visitors to visit her during working hours.

B Her company doesn't allow her visitors during working hours.

I prefer A. B seems incomplete.
Or you could say
Her company does not allow visitors to visit staff during working hours.

not a teacher

[Raymott]

Dear friends and Teachers,

A. Her company doesn't allow visitors to visit her during working hours.

- Instead of saying like this, could I say like this?

"Her company doesn't allow her visitors during working hours."

Thanks a million!

NamSteven

Yes, you can say that. Or you could say:
"Her company doesn't allow private visitors during working hours." This obviously includes "her".