One Reddit user, u/elena247, recently shared a story of workplace frustration that many can relate to. The story unfolds about an employee who seems to have mastered the art of evading responsibility and shifting her tasks onto others. She often brought her dirty dishes to work for her coworkers to wash, thinking that they wouldn't care or notice. However, they all knew what she did.
The OP also explained that although they had a dishwasher available on specific days, there were instances when it was slow and the dishwasher didn't show up. At those moments, the servers had to wash the dishes themselves, which made them already exhausted and even more exhausted. As a result, the OP decided that whenever they saw her dirty dishes, they would put them in the trash.
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Employee brings her dishes in to work so coworker wash them in the commercial dishwasher
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A lazy employee who often brings her dirty dishes for others to wash, thinks coworkers wouldn't notice
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OP will bin her dirty dishes if they see them
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OP provided an update to their post
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This employee has a history of problematic behavior, including leaving her co-worker to handle a busy shift due to her own late-night drinking.
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