Employers can require employees to perform any task which is not a crime, as long as the employee gets paid the wage agreed to.
However, in the US it would be illegal for a public employee to be required (or permitted) to perform personal chores for a manager or supervisor on "company time" as that would involve misuse of public funds.
In addition, a supervisor or manager requiring an subordinate employee to perform personal chores might be guilty of misuse of company resources. This could be cause for loss of job or criminal prosecution for theft or fraud.
Doing chores is generally not considered volunteering, as volunteering typically involves performing tasks or services for others without expectation of compensation, often in a community or charitable context. Chores are usually personal responsibilities or household tasks that one is expected to complete. However, if someone chooses to do chores for a neighbor or community member without pay, that could be seen as a form of volunteering.
Walking dogs, gardening, selling old stuff, and my personal favorite, get a job.
St. Anne, as far as we know, had no employees. However, I am quite certain that the Blessed Virgin Mary helped her with household chores while she was still in the home.
Chores is pronounced as "chawrz."
how chores were done
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Guy Sheppard handled design chores for the first three episodes of this season.
realy hard chores
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um... you could program them to do your chores.
boys girls women and men did chores