I am a unit cleaner. What if the property manager prefers other cleaners to arrange unfairly for me?

If you feel that the work assigned to you by the property manager is unfair, you can take the following steps:

1. Understand the specific situation of unfairness: Understand your job responsibilities and how the property manager arranges your work. Understand what other cleaners do and how they are assigned jobs.

2. Communication: communicate with the property manager to explain his job responsibilities and what he thinks is unfair. Ask the property manager to explain their decision and listen to their opinions.

3. Seek help: If the communication with the property manager does not solve the problem, you can seek help from other channels. For example, you can report your problem to your superior leader or human resources department.

4. Record and save evidence: In the process of communication, remember to record the time, place, participants and the contents of the discussion. Save all relevant documents and records for future use.

5. Seek legal aid: If you think you have been treated unfairly and your rights have been infringed, you can seek legal aid. Please consult a professional lawyer or legal aid institution to know your rights and feasible legal channels.

No matter what steps you take, you should keep calm and deal with the problem professionally. Try to avoid emotional reactions, but solve problems in a reasonable way based on facts.