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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You cannot bring in non kosher food or cook it in a kosher kitchen.  Employee should have provided food.  [/quote]

The employees did bring their own food.  However they should not have to be forced to eat it on the curb! [/quote]

No, you're misreading. You can't bring non-kosher food into a kosher kitchen. So the employees CAN'T bring their own food into a kosher kitchen. [/quote]

Or, in a kosher house.  They had to bring kosher food or eat what was in the house.  It absolutely cannot be cooked in the kitchen but should not be eaten in the  home.  Maybe the employers offered food and the staff didn't like the food offered.  [/quote]

OP here.  The household staff was not allowed to eat the food the kosher chef prepared or even enter the kitchen.

And there’s nothing in the most Orthodox Jewish law that says non-kosher food can’t be eaten on the property especially by hungry workers.  [/quote]

Non-kosher food can not be put on plates and in bowls in a kosher kitchen. The workers can not use utensils in a kosher kitchen on non-kosher food.[/quote]

If a non-kosher person cannot tough utensils or food, how do they feed the children?[/quote]

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