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Day off for my maids resulted in sexual related diseases.

I just wonder, do butler or housekeeper have day off?
 
This whole idea of having a "live-in" maid who is paid third world wages is sickening. Only part-time household help should be allowed for Sinkies who are not rich enough to live in GCBs. Those wishing to hire "live-in" servants should have to pay market rates for local workers. The workers will also be entitled to sick days, annual leave, public holidays and weekends off, etc. Working on a non-working day will entitle them to overtime pay.

The usage of maids from developing countries is simply an extension of the mentality that money can solve everything. There is now a whole generation of women who don't know how to do any housework and are unwilling to learn even the most basic tasks. The value of taking care of your home is now less than the value of work.
 
pachinko;763413 She further told me that the Indonesian has been asking her for medical advice to stop an itch around her genitals but she could only refer her to consult a doctor. I almost panic as she is the one cooking for my kids and any form of venereal disease in her may affect my children. [/QUOTE said:
The TS is very narrow minded, because a itch in the genitals may not always be STDs. It could be caused by bacteria or yeast infection.

I suggest the TS consult a medical practitioner and not jump to conclusions.
 
The TS is very narrow minded, because a itch in the genitals may not always be STDs. It could be caused by bacteria or yeast infection.

I suggest the TS consult a medical practitioner and not jump to conclusions.

TS doesn't know what is an itch down there...I think the whole article is a fabrication by some ghost writers of the harlot media we have here. Surely a married woman knows, what is an itch down there for it is not rare to have yeast infection for a woman, menses, discharge from taking antibiotics , some medicine, IUCD etc, hubby dickie not so clean etc...
 
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