help me to find anybody interested to work as maid in malaysia.

3POSTS

13 years ago

hi everybody. im looking for a muslim maid from surabaya to work in malaysia. if u know anybody pls contact me in malysia .., suzanne.tq

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Christine ViP

42879POSTS

13 years ago

Hi xanneyacob,

welcome to Expat.com!

You should post an advert in the jobs in Malaysia section.

Thank you,
Christine

PakGondrong Member

10POSTS

13 years ago

Even Indonesia we cannot find :S

salahedinhezo Active member

25POSTS

13 years ago

I can bring a moslem maid but from Egypt, if you like? I am a doctor of paediatric need a job in Indonesia or MALAYSIA, can u help? dr_salahedin@hotmail.com
salahedinhezo

jason1975 Contributor

166POSTS

13 years ago

if from vietnam is it okie?

xanneyacob Member

3POSTS

13 years ago

tq. i will msg u if there is demand here.

xanneyacob Member

3POSTS

13 years ago

salahedinhezo wrote:
I can bring a moslem maid but from Egypt, if you like? I am a doctor of paediatric need a job in Indonesia or MALAYSIA, can u help? dr_salahedin@hotmail.com
salahedinhezo

madam saleha, tq. i will msg u if there is a request. however the paediatric job, well i dont come across any vacancy on this. wish u all the best.tq

Epicuriousannie ViP

1170POSTS

13 years ago

Google "Jakarta household staff" they have plenty of experienced maids and drivers.

Ubudian Indonesia Expert

3214POSTS

13 years ago

While not at all a pleasant topic, the abuse of maids from Indonesia, as well as from other SE Asian countries (Cambodia in particular), by their Malaysian employers remains a serious issue. This issue was so intense a few years back (2009) that it caused Indonesia to ban its women from taking domestic jobs in Malaysia.

And, despite some agreements between Malaysia and Indonesia last year, this problem persists:

http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne+New … 31491.html

As noted by an earlier poster, its hard enough here in Indonesia for us to find good domestic assistants, so why should any Indonesian take the risk of working in that field in Malaysia, especially when it is apparent that Malaysia is so unwilling to protect the rights of Indonesian women working there?

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