[Verified Answer]: Supporting Mrs. Washington: Part 4: Adhering t

Supporting Mrs. Washington: Part 4: Adhering to the Task List Mrs. Washington finally agrees to your supervisor’s suggestion that she allow you to wash her laundry at her next-door neighbour’s home because you are reluctant to use her very old washing machine. Mrs. Washington’s neighbour, Sue Black, is a very pleasant 30-year-old woman. Sue has been very nice to Mrs. Washington since her fall. She took care of her mail while she was in the hospital, and she recently suggested to Mrs. Washington that you could do her laundry at her house and she calked to your supervisor about it. Because Sue is usually at work, she has given Mrs. Washington her house key so thar you can use her washer and dryer while she is away. Today, Sue is home with a cold. She greets you at her door to let you into her house and asks that you do her a favour – chat you fold the load of her clothing that is in her dryer and then do another load of her clothes before you leave Mrs. Washington’s house for the day. Doing so would put you hehind in seeing your next client. It would also be against your agency’s policies, which say you cannot do work for people other than your list of clients. What should you do?