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29th December 2013 #1
‘Promising new year for Filipino maids in UAE’
lets hope so, and any potential maids thinks twice before going..
ABU DHABI // The Philippines is hoping to finalise a deal that would help end contract substitution and protect the rights of Filipino maids.
read more here .. http://www.thenational.ae/uae/govern...o-maids-in-uae
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30th December 2013 #2
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It's damned slavery. No other word for it.
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30th December 2013 #3
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“These include a strict compliance to the $400 minimum salary; the passport should be in the possession of the worker at all times; one day off a week; and freedom to communicate with the family, and liberty to possess their own mobile phone to call their loved ones.”
I do understand that many have good, secure and safe environments with good employers....but there are far too many that are not.
IMHO
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