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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When I have worked in an office with dishes, I did not have to wash them (fancy law firm). Is this like an office provided lunch on these dishes?[/quote] We have a small kitchen with ceramic plates and mugs and silverware for everyone to use for their lunches if needed. Should I just stop putting dishes away? Let it build up, until someone notices? Or should I say something along the lines of, you used it you put it away?[/quote] Absolutely! It's hard to imagine it's part of your job. Is it? Just stop doing it. Once the break room becomes a disaster, someone else will figure something out. In my office we have a sign up calendar. Everyone has to take a week of kitchen duty. . HOWEVER, nobody is really just leaving dishes out. Kitchen duty means more like cleaning the microwave, cleaning up nooks and crannies behind the coffee maker, scrubbing out the sink. Etc. I suppose it could include putting dishes away. [/quote]
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