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Going back to the OP's question.. We were looking for a part time maid and we went with one of the companies in SMS' lists called Jia Jia cleaning. In my opinion going with a company gives you less headaches. If you look at Jia Jia cleaning services website closely, you will note that they seem to ...

Dear all, Here's a VERY IMPORTANT SUMMARISED ADVICE TO ALL. If you employ a foreign "part-time" maid, domestic helper, they must either be - Singaporeans /w compulsory CPF contributions (so that they can get government workfare bonus. THE CPF BOARD IS GETTING VERY SERIOUS ON THIS, TAKE NOTE!). If yo...

We would like to add more important information for those considering 'part-time maids', if there are any such legal term for them at all. If you employ a "part-time" maid, domestic helper, they must either be - Singaporeans /w compulsory CPF contributions (so that they can get and do not miss out o...

@bluenose (fellow Canadian??) this thread is over a year old, but is Michelle still available? Still known to be trustworthy? Still at the same phone number? dodgydurian .. part timers, except those from registered agencies, are illegal .. I am referring to WP holders who moonlight .. MOM is doing ...

Just Warning those ignorant house owners who think that employing - "part-time" filippino, myanmar, Indonesian or China PRC Pei Du Mama are OK Which in fact is in committing a very serious offence under the Ministry of Manpower. Pleading 'ignorance' is NOT an excuse if caught. The new MOM regulators...

All house owners are to pay CPF to their part-time 'maids'/cleaners earning > $50 a month if the cleaner is directly under the house owner. If the cleaner is under a cleaning agency, the agency has to make sure CPF contributions are made. And the maximum fine for using illegal moonlighting maids fro...