UK Domestic Vacancy: Live-In Housekeeper, Weybridge, Surrey

Job Title: Own Studio, Great Live-In Housekeeper for super family Location: Weybridge, Surrey Start Date: September 2012 Salary: £275npw An experienced, flexible dog-loving Live-In Child-Friendly Housekeeper (Tagalog spks adv) is required for a fun family in Kingston. This is a large residence with 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms over 3 levels. The family have grown-up children who come and go between University and home – usually holidays so busy and quieter times (you are able to have part time jobs too). Own studio. Monday – Friday 7am – 4pm £275npw. September 2012 start. Keen to interview soonest. This is a really fantastic role for a knowledgeable Dog –Loving Housekeeper who is happy to have a couple of part time roles too (the family’s nephew needs c 3-4 hours each week – cleaning and laundry). The 4 older children are “in & out” from University to home – so busier in the holidays. You’ll be a dog lover and happy to walk the dog every morning for 20 minutes on the local golf club and happy to have the dog in your studio when the family travel. Usual housekeeping – cleaning, helping out at BBQ’s , family laundry & ironing and you’ll be confident in making spaghetti bolognaise/Shepherd’s Pie for the children when they are at home. There is a good community of like-minded Housekeepers in the area and Mum can put you in touch with them. Also lots of opportunities for babysitting the neighbour’s children too. Applying for this position: Please email your interest in this position to maita@edenprivatestaff.com or please call Maita at 07585 405 851. For candidates who are not currently registered with Eden Private Staff, please include an up-to-date CV when applying. Applicants for this position should have excellent checkable references, a valid CRB and First Aid Certificate. We are not able to organise domestic working or other visas for the UK. Please do not apply unless you already home British or EU Citizenship or already hold a valid visa to work fulltime in the UK

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