PrancingBoba
Stealth16mo
Most of the IT folks live with it, like I had a friend who was okay with it.
In his state, corruption was also structured. So he thought, his cook also deserves better, as long as they don't break the decorum
SwirlyTaco
Stealth16mo
On a fine Sunday morning, after finishing her work my cook was leaving the house and I observed her blouse was oddly out of shape. (Pervs keep your head in place, she was 65 and a jolly old lady who cooked well).
Turns out she was pilfering onions via the blouse everyday. They'd reached ₹120 a kg back then and she just couldn't afford them to feed her family of 7.
I told her she didn't have to steal and just had to ask.
Ghee though isn't a necessity. Seems criminal.
GoofyHamster
Swiggy16mo
Would definitely say fire her, chances are that it's only going to get worse. I wouldn't want to spend my peace of mind on this
QuirkyNoodle
Stealth16mo
You can either fire her or give her a second chance. With a second chance, there’s always going to be a possibility that she would do it again, but this time more carefully without leaving any tracks. You can evaluate the risk and take a decision.
GroovyWaffle
Stealth16mo
If you fire her, don’t give the stealing as a reason. She will create a scene. She will shout and all. And you should probably fire her. Do it gently, do it firmly, and directly. And make sure you get the house keys right away.
SquishyBanana
Freelancer16mo
Change cook she can’t be trusted
GigglyKoala
Razorpay16mo
Put her on PIP
PrancingWaffle
Stealth16mo
What kind of soy world is this where you have to ask online what to do in these situations?
