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Subject: help


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M. Gavahan
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Date Posted: 20:07:28 06/04/04 Fri

Any iedeas out there would be greatly appericated: my employers seem to think that it is ok to leave all their dirty dishes etc. for me to take care of even if i am not working, on duty. They can't seem to be bothered to take care of this it happens after i am off duty during the week and almost every weeked and i am tired of it and i have mentioned it to no avail as well. I really feel as though i am being taken advantage of. By the way i do l/i
thanks
nanna

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