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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can see getting upset if the family makes it a habit, but this seems really nitpicky if it doesn't happen often.  I'm an employer, and sometimes we forget to run the dishwasher overnight, or we forget to switch the laundry load and so the dryer is running when our nanny arrives.  It doesn't happen often (once every couple months, maybe?) and we always apologize and thank our nanny for dealing with it.  We pay well and always go out of our way to be a good employer, and our nanny doesn't seem to mind.  She knows she has a good gig with laid back employers.  In turn, I would be very annoyed if she refused to empty the dishwasher every once in awhile. [/quote]

Would you be upset if your boss asked you to clean the bathrooms, kitchen, vacuum, or empty the trash cans at work every once in awhile? Your boss says  they pay you well and they are laid back. They know you have a good gig and they aren’t asking often. In turn, they would be very annoyed if you didn’t do this when they did ask. [/quote]

Do you honestly not see the difference? If you actively use the dishwasher at work, then you contribute to emptying it. When I work with babies, I do not use the dishwasher and do not empty it. When I work with toddlers I use the dishwasher and start adding my own things and therefore contribute to emptying it.  As for vacuuming, I do vacuum the baby’s area when they are young and on the floor, then I stop. Neither of these things is even remotely related to being asked to scrub the fridge or toilet. [/quote]

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