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domestic help

NOUN
  1. a servant who is paid to perform menial tasks around the household

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  • Mr Fan says that most of the domestic helpers he places are trained nurses or midwives from some of the poorest regions. Times, Sunday Times
  • Mr Fan says that most of the domestic helpers he places are trained nurses or midwives from some of the poorest regions. Times, Sunday Times
  • She is employed as a domestic helper but the employers treat her no better than a stray dog.
  • Intermittently gripping thriller illuminating one of our planet's grubbier secrets: the ongoing slave trade, in the form of domestic help forcibly recruited from Africa's more troubled regions and bundled into Britain by human traffickers (the closing credits suggest that 5,000 slaves may be held in London alone). Tonight's TV highlights
  • Midwinter does not restrict his discussion of domestic help to private householders.
  • Another reason is non-availability or paucity of domestic help.
  • Domestic helpers are usually associated with menial jobs and household chores.
  • It is illegal for anyone to employ a foreigner as domestic help in China, Tian said.
  • A domestic helper, housemaid or simply ‘maid’ can be a welcome relief from the daily household chores.
  • However, the couple were suddenly left without care support, except a domestic helper for two hours a week.
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