I work in a small family run office doing admin/reception work. I have to make tea & coffee 4 times a day for everyone(8 of them have hot drinks) plus any visitors. Every morning I am greeted with a sink full of cups and dishes(I leave earlier so clean up before I leave but no one else bothers). Some of my colleagues treat me like I am just their little slave and just the tea maker! I would like to suggest a rota for drinks and washing up etc. I also have to empty all the bins once a week and the kitchen bin every day so maybe I could suggest we do our own bins as and when needed. There is the odd time when one of them will empty the kitchen bin but in general its my job. I knew about the tea making at the interview but the bin part was thrown on me after my first week. Is it unreasonable to suggest a rota? I have been there a year now and honestly I feel totally under valued and am thinking of moving on.
If the tea making was mentioned it's a bit off to be miffed about that but the bins etc would be something to bring up before you decide to move on, but don't hold your breath and if necessary move on.
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