4 ms·
> She was hired in 2019 for a housekeeping role that required her to "work around a family without being seen", according to the complaint. Is this is a common
by bluepoint 4y ago
> She was hired in 2019 for a housekeeping role that required her to "work around a family without being seen", according to the complaint.
Is this is a common requirement for a housekeeper to act like a burglar?
- klohto 4y agoIt’s a completely common, and actually expected, thing for maids employed by premium hotels. I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t do it for a household as well.
- bluepoint 4y agoInteresting. I would suppose however that hotels have facilities (like, many backdoors) that can support such work, but households not necessarily?
- seanmcdirmid 4y agoOld English manors definitely have passages specifically for the household help. I’m not sure if American mansions are designed with that or not.
- bluepoint 4y agoNext time I see reels of fancy houses or hotels I will imagine that there are maid-ghosts running away from the camera’s view.
- LinuxBender 4y agoNot sure how common this is but I recall that Larry Ellison Oracle took it a step further and has emitters on his cars and sensors on his home that tell the help to vanish by the time he shows up.
- yieldcrv 4y agoyes and preferred many places built for this purpose have alternate hidden passages to assist with this it is still seen as good service when this is done well some restaurants accomplish this too and it is a night and day difference for wait staff to only appear at the correct time instead of hovering, guessing at an interval that is either too long or too short, obviously staring, or inattentive