Is it reasonable for the property management office to divide the income of cleaning staff from collecting and selling waste products in the community into half?

Very unreasonable. The wages of cleaning staff are pitifully low. The property managers are bossing around, but the local sanitation is not clean and the ground needs to be scrubbed with water. In short, they are always looking for trouble, which does not meet their requirements and progress.

Cleaning staff keep working with hard-working hands, making the work clean and fast, and picking up garbage at will? Affect the progress of work. In addition, they all divide areas during office hours and finish their tasks in no hurry. The property deliberately finds fault with bad intentions and lets the cleaning staff divide the waste income in half. Therefore, they get something for nothing and sit in the office and enjoy it. They have neither morality nor face, which makes people speechless.

Moreover, this behavior of the property is equivalent to bandits, and it is outrageous and unreasonable. Although the cleaning staff is managed by the property management office, the two parties have an employment relationship, but the cleaning staff shall not engage in this work during normal working hours when residents collect waste products.

However, because it is not done during working hours, and there is no agreement in the contract between the two parties that the cleaning staff will share the worries for the residents by virtue of their own work convenience, thus creating other income by themselves.

However, if the labor contract of both parties stipulates that the cleaning staff should engage in profit-making activities in the community, then the profits should be distributed according to the agreement of both parties.

But in any case, it is really dark for the property management office to share half the profits. Because in this process, the property has not done anything else, and the cleaning staff has to take up their own rest time and prepare their own vehicles, which is very costly.

Some people may say, since you don't give half the profit to the property, don't take it. The person who said this is from the perspective of the property, not from the perspective of the owner.

If the cleaning staff is not allowed to buy, then the owners will pile up waste products such as discarded cartons in the community, which is a potential danger. And the owner will personally call in other waste buyers. If the business is blocked, it will inevitably cause unhappiness for both parties.