Employers who want to have good relationships with their domestic workers should only asked them to do a reasonable amount of work, according to a columnist in a Hong Kong newspaper.
In an article published by Ta Kung Pao on Monday, the columnist told how her son and daughter-in-law maintained a good relationship with their Filipino maid over seven years. She said the relationship stayed good because they didn’t make her work too hard.
Her routine tasks for her domestic worker included washing the car and house cleaning in the morning, ironing clothes in the afternoon and taking the three children to after-school activities in the evening. She did not need to prepare meals or to assist the children with their homework.
The writer advised employers to set a reasonable working environment for their domestic workers to encourage them to stay longer.
Nice thought…. besides, we are helpers not slave….
Helper is come from the world help not a hand ..a feet or a robot of the entire family because God created us to use what organs that we have some of the employer very simple things to do but still ask to the helper.. ????????????????
Tama lang ginawa ng Asawa para matutu sila mag trabaho at mag ipon yung misis para sa sarili nya .my friend went home empty handed ni sarili bahay na uuwian wala kc.wala ng trabaho lahat ng bisyo nasa kanya.At wag umasa sa anak lesson to learn !!!