School dinner ladys wearing uniform in playground

[Euribia]

I work at a local primary school where I know a few parents who are dinner ladys i keep noticing they wear their uniform when dropping their own kids off and then they go home and then come back at lunchtime. Do you feel this is appropriate. Im not sure whether to mention it to our head

Errrm we're on the same page. You've massively understood my responses, either that or you quoted the wrong poster.

Sorry, It was to that mayor person.

Unlike you, I know what I am talking about. You clearly don't have a clue. The workers are not following the rules!! They have lockers to store their own stuff including their mobile phones which they aren't allowed to have in the kitchen!!

It is totally normal in the education sector, and probably other professional, large scale catering settings.

However, instead of educating yourself or listening to any of the posters WHO DO KNOW how the system operates, you would rather have a go at this poster!!

I am standing up for what is correct and I am disgusted by the nasty goading of this OP!!!

Ooops sorry if so!!

I am actually so irritated by the behaviour of supposed grown-ass women who don't have a clue what they're talking about!!

Wow. You're doubling down on your ignorance and bully-apologising. You seem to have no shame at all.

Funny how all your posts are getting deleted though....strange that..

Maybe some people could remove their tongues from their saucers of milk for a minute, and take the word of someone who knows what they're actually talking about?

Also suitable footwear, for safety reasons.

The staff room at my children's school is connected to the reception desk/office and has a big window overlooking the preschool garden! Would love to see the dinner lady changing in there 😆

Getting kind of tired of unpleasant people pretending that they aren't. Just own it because no one is buying it

@Fallingthroughclouds given some of the names you've called pps on here, are you going to practise what you preach?

You got it in one!

You're the one doubling down on your ignorance. Maybe you should check out the definition of 'bullying' while you are at it?

Might have known the vitriol would turn on me for shining a light at the dreadful behaviour of some posters. Luckily I don't care.

I have never worked in a kitchen but I do work closely with catering managers, so I know what the rules are.

A direct quote from a lady who does know what she is talking about.

And another...

Oh but you do and you've been equally vitriolic, in fact you have instigated a lot of it. So please don't trip over your halo when you clamber down off that pedestal you have put yourself on.

I am not in the slightest bit interested in what you believe.

A small coffee shop is totally different to catering for hundreds of children.

I suggest you read the posts from people who do work in school kitchens, and just admit you have it wrong.

Ah so a care home and hospital is the same as a kitchen now is it. Give me strength. In regards to your other trawling and quoting, establishments can create they own rules and bylaws so to speak.

And another...

Absolutely not. I am taking the bullies on! The poems, the name calling, the putdowns... horrible, all of it.

I'm not defending anything. I am taking issue with the way this OP has been castigated, and however she has gone about it, the fact remains that school catering staff are supposed to get changed in work. I know this for fact.

^ this.

FYI.