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By real life on Wed, 07/05/2008 - 10:39am

hi

 

My baby will attend school next year and i work till five my house is small to get a maid she has no place to sleep.

 

any advice for an agency in which i can hire a maid during the day and leave at night

 

thanks


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draj said just get a big flat or villa ...

just get a big flat or villa where u can accomodate ur maid.... wher the hell the poor maid go at night??

Wed, 07/05/2008 - 11:05am

 

real life said yes i know but do u know ...

yes i know but do u know any villa for rent in doha which is not very expensive, and for me i can't bring a maid if i don't offer her protection and good life even if she is a maid.  

 

what i was looking for is an agency who has already maid that hire them in houses without sleeping at there places.


Wed, 07/05/2008 - 11:09am

 

deedee said very difficult ...

maids are either live-in or part-time maids.  The part-timers have a "real" job where they work 5-6 days a week 8-10 hours a day.  They do cleaning/nanny work on their off days or off hours.  For example my maid works at Hamad Hospital 6 days a week from 2pm-10pm.   She cleans houses in the mornings for extra money.  The hours you are asking for will be difficult for anyone who already has a job elsewhere.   Your best bet will definitely be to get a live-in maid.   This will be considerably cheaper for you as well.

 

Most agencies only deal with live-in maids.  Although I did get my first part-time maid from an agency (bad experience).   I simply looked in the phone book and called cleaning companies.  Good luck


Wed, 07/05/2008 - 1:19pm

 

real life said so  i need one but in the ...

so  i need one but in the after noon from 1 till 5 untill i reach home

Wed, 07/05/2008 - 2:02pm

 


   
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