It's a common thing that happens but I agree, it's not really fair.
I worked as a hotel maid and when I started, the head housekeeper told me to put all the refundable bottles I found in my rooms into their communal collection except new workers didn't get a cut of the bottle money until a full month later (so the month you were hired PLUS the whole next month...no can money) and I was like...fuck that! I just took all my cans and bottles home with me after work. That bitch was like...oh noooo! I guess nobody ever challenged the stupid rule before. And she tried to say something but I said I didn't like the policy so I was just taking my own cans and they can keep theirs and split their shit however they want. It was actually quite a bit of money too, a few dollars a day at least and it adds up.
Is it normal to still feel upset about what my co-worker had done?
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It's a common thing that happens but I agree, it's not really fair.
I worked as a hotel maid and when I started, the head housekeeper told me to put all the refundable bottles I found in my rooms into their communal collection except new workers didn't get a cut of the bottle money until a full month later (so the month you were hired PLUS the whole next month...no can money) and I was like...fuck that! I just took all my cans and bottles home with me after work. That bitch was like...oh noooo! I guess nobody ever challenged the stupid rule before. And she tried to say something but I said I didn't like the policy so I was just taking my own cans and they can keep theirs and split their shit however they want. It was actually quite a bit of money too, a few dollars a day at least and it adds up.