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housemaid

[hous-meyd] / ˈhaʊsˌmeɪd /




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Yang Qingming, 69, worked as a housemaid and never qualified for employee insurance.

From New York Times

Like many housemaids in Indonesia, Supartini did not finish her basic education.

From Los Angeles Times

Her mother was a housemaid who loved poetry.

From BBC

She got a job as a housemaid, nervously genuflecting at weekly church services.

From New York Times

In Beijing, the authorities have encouraged companies to pay employees overtime, while housemaids have been told they will receive about $60 if they work during the holiday.

From New York Times