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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Clean it depending on the situation. I always cleaned it. What is the big deal about a few dishes. [/quote] It's called "job creep." Lol.[/quote] Your job is working in someone's home. You want to be a valuable employee. Remember with all jobs, one is always replaceable. Don't think so highly of yourself that you are not replaceable. [/quote] This is one of the dumbest things I have heard. Yes, as a nanny you are replaceable but that does not mean that we have to clean up after disgusting bosses so that we don't get fired. Yes, our job is working in someone's home but that does not mean that part of our job is cleaning up messes that were made by the parent's or kids when we were off duty. If you worked in an office and someone kept spilling coffee on the counter and didn't clean it up, is it your job to clean it? No. Kind of the same thing with OP's question. OP, I would leave it. That's disgusting and the second you start cleaning up messes like that, they are going to start expecting that from you. To be honest, my NF is not the cleanest family at all. They have a weekly house cleaner come in but the 6 days a week that she is not here cleaning, their kitchen is a disaster. DB leaves his oatmeal bowl on the counter every single morning and I NEVER wash it. Some will call me lazy or whatever but I don't care. My job duty is not to clean up after him and you know what? My bosses have NEVER commented on that. DB comes home at night and washes it himself. They KNOW that is not my job so they don't expect that from me. Occasionally I will clorox the counters if they are gross but that is just because I don't want to be making the kids sandwiches or whatever on a dirty counter.[/quote]
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