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March 23rd, 2006 11:47 AM #41Originally Posted by zero
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March 23rd, 2006 11:50 AM #42Originally Posted by zero
Nangyari na yan sa barkada ko napagkamalan yung maid na asawa nya pero kasama nya asawa nya hahahahaha.
Sobrang galit nung asawa nya pinaalis si maid. hahahahaha
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March 23rd, 2006 12:09 PM #44no point in wearing a uniform. while we don't have any maids and have no plans of getting any, my thinking is if we ever get one i will do the necessary prep work and background check for security. after that i will treat her as family, hence the dress-as-you-like policy.
for me wearing a uniform is discriminatory because it identifies too glaringly the difference between "superior" and "subordinate" in a public place such as a mall. comparing it to the corporate context, the top brass of san miguel wears the same uniform as the rank-and-file.
still, the best test is the role-reversal test.
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March 23rd, 2006 12:13 PM #46
bakit naman degrading kapag pinapasuot ng uniform ang maid/yaya? degrading din ba kapag ang mga janitor or maintenance crew e nakasuot din ng uniform na meron pang nakaprint na JANITOR or MAINTENANCE sa likod?
yung yaya ng anak ko, naka uniform kapag nagaattend kami ng party or we go malling. wala naman kasi silang desenteng damit na dala nung ni-hire namin sila, usually mga shorts, pajama at mga kupas na damit ang mga dala nila. ok, pwede namin silang bilhan ng damit, which we do. but sometimes, every week meron kaming inaattend na parties, alangan naman na yun palagi ang suot nila. di ba mas lumalabas na nakakahiya para sa kanila?Signature
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March 23rd, 2006 12:46 PM #47ahem, sir yebo, tanghali na...at di pa ako kumakain :D
sobra naman ng among un. ung practice ng ibang tao kung kakain sa sosing resto is to let the maids eat at fast food in advance. i guess me masusuya sa ganyan, pero at least pinakain mo muna ung tao.
My preference is no need for uniforms.
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March 23rd, 2006 12:54 PM #48
to each his own i guess but personally i think requiring your househelp to wear a maid's uniform is going overboard. parang masyado mo ng dinidikdik yung idea na "katulong ka lang, iba ka sa amin"
opinion ko lang iyan.peace!
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March 23rd, 2006 12:54 PM #49
i agree boybi.
baket galit mga tao sa amo na may maid na naka uniform? its not like they walk around naked. Any human rights violations?
U should not make them feel like maids? making them wear uniforms is degrading?
Know whats degrading? paying them below minimum wage... now thats degrading.
Wana know how not to make them feel like maids?
Pay them P10T a month. that will make them NOT feel like maids.
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