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To sack my cleaner for this?

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LondonUnited · 23/01/2020 14:46

I have a cleaner once a week. She comes with her sister and they blitz the house together (I have four children including a toddler and a baby who never sleeps so always plenty to do!) She has been coming for about 6 weeks now, and it’s a private arrangement not an agency one.

I came back today and pulled up on the drive. She then pulled up about 30 seconds later, followed by a police car with its sirens on. The police then proceeded to bust her for driving without insurance (or so it appeared).

About 15 minutes later she let herself in, found me and explained it was all a mistake, that she had comprehensive insurance on her other car so could drive this one, etc.

However. I feel really uneasy about this. Clearly the car she was driving was uninsured as it pinged on the police ANPR. WIBU to make my excuses and find another cleaner?

OP posts:
KarmaStar · 24/01/2020 21:06

Hi op
I also voted Yabu so I'm glad you won't sack her.
Or her sister.
But you mentioned your baby is clingy so don't go lifting him or her if you are not allowed to lift anything prior to surgery,you may make your situation worse.

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