A Bengaluru-based chef spoke to The Nod magazine about her time at a luxury hotel that punished tardiness by making employees stand with their arms raised.
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This is straight-up medieval torture. Standing with arms raised for hours? Cleaning fridges with bare hands? And we thought we were done with colonial-era punishments.
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