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Not sure about this one. Any of you feel this way?.
"IF YOU LEAVE IT OUT, WE'LL LOOK AT IT."
"I know for a fact that some of my coworkers try on the clients' clothes if they're left alone in the house. Some other cleaners always help themselves to food or even alcohol.
Plus, there's just general snooping. If you leave important papers laying around, most of us are going to look to see how much you charge on your credit card, what you owe on your mortgage, or what your bank statement looks like." – A full-time house cleaner from Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Would you look at it? Invade personal space and privacy of your employer?
I know that I wouldn't.
I would never take anything from somebody's home either.
I remember back when I used to babysit......other babysitters were doing all of these things plus having their bf over, totally ignoring the kids and I knew even back then that I didn't want to be one of "those people" who did those things with "other people's property" and hoped that I would never run across "those people" in my future.
If I was afraid the papers were in the way and the children might mark them up or something...I would move them but still not look at their "personal information" and I would be sure to let them know where they are because people's lives are busy and just because somebody accidentally leaves something out didn't mean I had a right to read it or take it.
I thought/think that just looking at someone's bank statements is a form of steeling even if they are sitting out in the open. But now with this new age of "everybody's business is my business" where everybody is doing it, especially our own government, I still think of them as thieves. Hackers are thieves! Even though most of it is "theft of information" it is still steeling to me.
"IF YOU LEAVE IT OUT, WE'LL LOOK AT IT."
"I know for a fact that some of my coworkers try on the clients' clothes if they're left alone in the house. Some other cleaners always help themselves to food or even alcohol.
Plus, there's just general snooping. If you leave important papers laying around, most of us are going to look to see how much you charge on your credit card, what you owe on your mortgage, or what your bank statement looks like." – A full-time house cleaner from Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Would you look at it? Invade personal space and privacy of your employer?
I know that I wouldn't.
I would never take anything from somebody's home either.
I remember back when I used to babysit......other babysitters were doing all of these things plus having their bf over, totally ignoring the kids and I knew even back then that I didn't want to be one of "those people" who did those things with "other people's property" and hoped that I would never run across "those people" in my future.
If I was afraid the papers were in the way and the children might mark them up or something...I would move them but still not look at their "personal information" and I would be sure to let them know where they are because people's lives are busy and just because somebody accidentally leaves something out didn't mean I had a right to read it or take it.
I thought/think that just looking at someone's bank statements is a form of steeling even if they are sitting out in the open. But now with this new age of "everybody's business is my business" where everybody is doing it, especially our own government, I still think of them as thieves. Hackers are thieves! Even though most of it is "theft of information" it is still steeling to me.
