thanks @ limepickle
thanks @ limepickle
That's about what all part-time maids charge. I don't know about Indian ones, but the Filipinas who are bending the rules (living out and working multiple part-times) are not in the least bit exploited - they have control of their lives, except for the racist laws regarding the employment of FDHs and the risk that they could be caught and kicked out. But clearly that risk is not very high since so many of them do, and in many cases have been doing it for a decade or more.
So define "exploitation".
I am not talking about maids here, but about the definition of exploitation: If someone earns peanuts (while producing something very valuable) because the law allows the employer to pay peanuts, they are not exploited because they have the right to resign and starve to death?