All About Full-Time Maids

[peapot]

Hi my maid needs wisdom extraction. I heard there are dental clinic that charge cheaper rates for maids in tow payoh or AMK. Anyone know of any to recommend?


I guess this is paid by employer as well right?

[Coolkidsrock2]

peapot:

Hi my maid needs wisdom extraction. I heard there are dental clinic that charge cheaper rates for maids in tow payoh or AMK. Anyone know of any to recommend?


I guess this is paid by employer as well right?

Aware has a dental clinic for maids. Highly subsidised.

http://www.home.org.sg/what-we-do/help-desk/

Borne by employers but I think dental service for aesthetic reason is excluded.

[sunny_side_up]

Actually it all boils down to the maids attitude.if I talk to my maid nicely and she still don’t follow instructions, means she is not interested to work for u. then can probably think of changing maid liao. Worse if she give u black face or attitude. keeping them is just a time bomb.

[wiselyworm87]

Hi all!


I’m expecting my first child in Sept 2017 - very excited!

However, I’m also interested in hiring a full-time maid to help out around the house (especially my wife). Does anyone have any recommendations? All help is welcomed!

Thanks!

[Snow24]

Hi wisekyworm87


Congrats to parenthood.Is it your first baby. Will your wife be at home to supervise the maid if you hire. Otherwise is better to put your baby in infantcare.
Housework can hire part time helper.

If you need to hire Maid can consider to install CCTV.You might want to consider hiring maid who has experience handling baby.

[janice0717]

chloecube:

HI,


I have a query

I have a maid who has been with me for 6 years, I will allow her home leave for 2 weeks every 2 years
but this year, she decided not to go home and stay here in Singapore
I know I have to pay her for the home leave of 2 weeks even though she does not return home
but do I have to pay her for the air ticket too?
meaning is the usualy air ticket cost around $300, I will compensate her in cash term since she is not going home? is there such ruling that employer have to compensate maid air ticket if she choose to say in Singapore?

hope to hear from you. thks

Yes, you have to pay her air ticket in cash term. But you do not have to pay her the extra 2 weeks salary.

[janice0717]

chloecube:

HI,


I have a query

I have a maid who has been with me for 6 years, I will allow her home leave for 2 weeks every 2 years
but this year, she decided not to go home and stay here in Singapore
I know I have to pay her for the home leave of 2 weeks even though she does not return home
but do I have to pay her for the air ticket too?
meaning is the usualy air ticket cost around $300, I will compensate her in cash term since she is not going home? is there such ruling that employer have to compensate maid air ticket if she choose to say in Singapore?

hope to hear from you. thks

Yes, you have to pay her air ticket in cash term. But you do not have to pay her the extra 2 weeks salary.

[happyheart]

janice0717:

chloecube:

HI,


I have a query

I have a maid who has been with me for 6 years, I will allow her home leave for 2 weeks every 2 years
but this year, she decided not to go home and stay here in Singapore
I know I have to pay her for the home leave of 2 weeks even though she does not return home
but do I have to pay her for the air ticket too?
meaning is the usualy air ticket cost around $300, I will compensate her in cash term since she is not going home? is there such ruling that employer have to compensate maid air ticket if she choose to say in Singapore?

hope to hear from you. thks

Yes, you have to pay her air ticket in cash term. But you do not have to pay her the extra 2 weeks salary.

Not sure if it is a market practice but we do compensate 2 weeks' salary on top of the air ticket cash refund, reason being she is still helping around the household during her 'supposedly home leave' period. Different household may have different arrangement, you may check around somemore

[happyheart]

janice0717:

chloecube:

HI,


I have a query

I have a maid who has been with me for 6 years, I will allow her home leave for 2 weeks every 2 years
but this year, she decided not to go home and stay here in Singapore
I know I have to pay her for the home leave of 2 weeks even though she does not return home
but do I have to pay her for the air ticket too?
meaning is the usualy air ticket cost around $300, I will compensate her in cash term since she is not going home? is there such ruling that employer have to compensate maid air ticket if she choose to say in Singapore?

hope to hear from you. thks

Yes, you have to pay her air ticket in cash term. But you do not have to pay her the extra 2 weeks salary.

Not sure if it is a market practice but we do compensate 2 weeks' salary on top of the air ticket cash refund, reason being she is still helping around the household during her 'supposedly home leave' period. Different household may have different arrangement, you may check around somemore

[Snow24]

Hi


Anyone has experience hiring ex-Qatar helper?

Helper with experience working in middle east country are they OK?