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Bathroom Cleaning
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I am the only one who cleans the bathrooms at work and when I say no I am considered to be insubordinate am I obligated to clean the bathrooms or is my employer obligated to hire a cleaning service before it gets too awful in there?
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Have you got a contract of employment? Are you not able to discuss plainly and calmly with the management - far better to resolve amicably especially in a family oriented situation.
12:48 Fri 08th Nov 2013
Whilst we have a cleaner at work who does the toilets every morning, we are expected to clean up after ourselves if we have put, erm, 'skid marks' in the pot and to spray the air freshener if we've done a stinker. It's more about good manners than anything.
We're also expected to clean/wash up after ourselves in the kitchen and there's a rota for cleaning/clearing out the fridge.
On the other hand, the museum my OH used to manage didn't have appointed cleaners so all the staff would muck in and do the job, including OH. He always says he'll never ask his staff to do something he wouldn't do himself, no matter how unpleasant.
We're also expected to clean/wash up after ourselves in the kitchen and there's a rota for cleaning/clearing out the fridge.
On the other hand, the museum my OH used to manage didn't have appointed cleaners so all the staff would muck in and do the job, including OH. He always says he'll never ask his staff to do something he wouldn't do himself, no matter how unpleasant.