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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You need to fire her and find your self esteem.  It is not your fault that she's disrespectful. It is your fault, however, that you are taking this. You confront her and then fire her, or just summarily fire her, but under no circumstances should you keep her after you tell her she's rude. Your cleaning lady can do a lot of bad things to your stuff and to you. Don't even give her the chance. [/quote]
Thanks. You are 100% right about the self-esteem issue. The fear is that she IS a good cleaning lady and I might have a hard time finding one as good. That's my dilemma.
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There are a million competent, professional, respectful cleaning ladies out there, OP. I suspect you will have difficulty doing the actual firing of this woman, though. Do you have a set schedule with her, or can you just fade away by not contacting her for another cleaning?[/quote]

Absolutely. We move every couple of years. Sometimes we hire a service (I prefer it because they bring their own supplies, don't cancel for illness/vacation, and have a supervisor to deal with this kind of thing), and sometimes we have an individual (definitely better if you have unusual or specific requests). It really isn't that hard to be good at cleaning. That's why women who need a job NOW figure out how to do it; the good ones have references and keep at it.[/quote]

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