"Merely pointed out that ALL jobs have responsibilities where the person performing that job is accountable to the person paying them to do that job for doing it properly"
That "properly" needs to be accompanied by the rigght of an eployee to be suitably paid for the work done and suitable conditions
Too often not the case with domestic workers and those in the catering trade who are employed because of the wages they are forced to accept ant the conditions under which they are required to work
The employer-employee relationship has to be one in which both have a say
Not the case with these occupations
Doesn't even begin to touch on your pomposity ("Mrs Mopp") - patronisingly arrogant in the extreme, and typical of many employers in these occupations.
That smacks of a master/slave relationship
Jim Carroll