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      peapot
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      Unfortunately it will take a long time to train a green horn Burmese maid. It took 1 year to train my previous Burmese maid who was a U grad. Problem is they don’t do housework at home.


      Tell your brother maid don’t just learn English but help around the house and learn cooking from their sister and mother before they come.

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        mistral77
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        is the loan for myanmar maids 8 mths?

        if the agency want to charge 9 mths, is it fair?

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          janet88
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          peapot:
          Unfortunately it will take a long time to train a green horn Burmese maid. It took 1 year to train my previous Burmese maid who was a U grad. Problem is they don't do housework at home.


          Tell your brother maid don't just learn English but help around the house and learn cooking from their sister and mother before they come.
          Don't frighten me. I read from an earlier post here about a Myanmar maid who cannot wash dishes even after some time, and also cannot open a can :nailbite: I have had my share of training maids and enduring their nonsense...so your 'take long time to train a green horn' reminds me of labour pain and engorgement. I pity my mum who has to face her.

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            FanFanX
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            any one have info to these:

            1. how much does it cost to renew maid’s burmese passport?
            2. is there any admin fees at the embassy?
            3. is there any other fees?
            4. if maid does not intend to renew contract after 1st contract (of 2 yrs), do you still give her the 14-day home leave?

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            • bigsnoopyB Offline
              bigsnoopy
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              janet_lee88:
              peapot:

              Unfortunately it will take a long time to train a green horn Burmese maid. It took 1 year to train my previous Burmese maid who was a U grad. Problem is they don't do housework at home.


              Tell your brother maid don't just learn English but help around the house and learn cooking from their sister and mother before they come.

              Don't frighten me. I read from an earlier post here about a Myanmar maid who cannot wash dishes even after some time, and also cannot open a can :nailbite: I have had my share of training maids and enduring their nonsense...so your 'take long time to train a green horn' reminds me of labour pain and engorgement. I pity my mum who has to face her.

              Erm.. Peapot not frightening u.. In general they dont hv much common sense..

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                NY1969
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                My Burmese maid is having toothache recently. Suspect is wisdom tooth. Surgery will cost around $500. I called the maid agent, and he says it is the duty of the employer to look after and take care of the maid when she is having medical problem. Has anyone got any suggestions? $500 to spend on a maid on such case is a big hole in my pocket. And the best thing is she is only few months into employment only.

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                  Jworld
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                  is it confirmed she requires surgery?


                  I had two of my wisdom teeth extracted without surgery. Much cheaper than that.

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                    NY1969
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                    She points her toothache towards the end of the jaw. Anyway I will be bringing her to the dentist. Any good and reasonable price dentist to recommend? Pls pm me. Thanks.

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                    • bigsnoopyB Offline
                      bigsnoopy
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                      for short term solution, can ask the dentistist to cut the gum a little to provide space for the wisdom tooth to grow first… dh dentist use this method to delay the surgery cos dh had no time to go for the surgery till few months later.

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                        NY1969
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                        Thanks big snoopy. This maid of mine also has ingrow nail problem. Bring her to see doc recently. Need surgery of abt $400. Why all this medical problem bring to Singapore and to me? Suay!

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