Cook

Info
Difficulty: Medium

Maximum hours per day: 12

Pay Rate: 40 credits per hour

Duties
At the start of each shift, a truck brings fresh produce, meats, and other food products from the main storage facility to the factory. The workers must offload the items themselves and clean them by hand. Each packaged good is labeled on an electronic board for everyone to see, and the prisoners have all the required books with step by step directions for all the required recipes. There are a group of fourteen or more Sirens overseeing about 50 prisoners at each factory.

Along with preparing the meals, they must also package and seal them. The meals usually go to feed the soldiers in the Intergallactic War, but about 40% actually goes to the Sirens themselves. Whatever they don't eat becomes the leftovers they give to the prisoners. The kitchen doesn't have any sharp objects or tools. Any cutting is done by heavy machines with well protected blades kept far away from prying hands.

While on the job, prisoners are required to wear heat resistant pink aprons to protect the offspring in their bellies along with having to tie any hair that reaches below the ear into a ponytail or a bun. Hair nets are recommended by not required.

Once the pakaged meals are prepared, they're sealed inside metal lunchboxes with plastic inner shells. Between the two shells are layers of a foam like material that keeps the cooked food warm for up to a week. The bottoms and tops of each box has ridges that allow them to interlock with one another for easy transport. The prisoners are not allowed to keep any of the containers. The girls are instead given simple plastic grocery bags by the Sirens to take whatever leftovers they have to the fridges at their Shacks before they spoil.

Uniform
All the prisoners do is wear a heavy duty pink apron over their bellies and a hairnet over their heads.

Trivia
1) Any sick prisoners are moved to a special line so as not to infect meals sent to the Sirens. However that doesn't stop such foods from going out to the masses.