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If you’re working as a maid in Dubai, it’s important to understand your daily responsibilities. Knowing your role helps you work confidently and keeps things smooth between you and your employer. Here’s a simple guide to help you understand what’s expected.
1- Cleaning the House
One of the main jobs is keeping the house clean. This includes:
- Sweeping and mopping the floors
- Dusting furniture
- Cleaning bathrooms and kitchen
- Taking out the trash
Tip: Create a routine to make cleaning faster and easier.
2- Laundry and Ironing
Most maids are asked to:
- Wash clothes (by hand or using a machine)
- Dry and fold them
- Iron clothes and keep them neat
Ask your employer if they have any special care instructions for certain clothes.
3- Cooking or Helping in the Kitchen
Some employers may ask you to:
- Prepare simple meals
- Help chop vegetables or clean dishes
- Keep the kitchen tidy after cooking
If you’re not confident in cooking, don’t worry. You can always ask to learn!
4- Taking Care of Children
If there are kids in the home, your tasks may include:
- Watching over them when parents are busy
- Helping with feeding, dressing, or school bags
- Playing with them or reading books
Always follow the parents’ instructions when caring for children.
5- Other Tasks
Depending on the family, you may also:
6- What’s Not Part of the Job
You are not expected to:
- Work 24 hours a day
- Skip your rest day every week
- Handle tasks that are unsafe or unclear
If something doesn’t feel right, it’s okay to speak up politely.
Good communication is key. If you’re ever unsure about a task, ask kindly. A good employer will appreciate your honesty and effort.
You are not just a helper — you are a professional. Knowing your responsibilities helps you do your job better and gain respect.
