What are your Responsibilities as a Househelp?

Househelps in Kenya have various responsibilities that they are expected to perform. The nature of the tasks may vary depending on the household, but here are some common responsibilities of househelps in Kenya:

1. Cleaning: Househelps are responsible for cleaning the house, including sweeping, mopping, dusting, vacuuming, and washing dishes.
2. Laundry: Househelps are responsible for washing and ironing clothes and bedding.
3. Cooking: Househelps may be required to cook meals for the family. They should be able to prepare a variety of dishes and follow instructions on how to cook specific meals.
4. Childcare: Househelps may be responsible for taking care of children, including feeding them, bathing them, and assisting with their homework.
5. Running Errands: Househelps may be required to run errands such as grocery shopping, paying bills, or picking up children from school.
6. Gardening: Househelps may be responsible for gardening duties such as weeding, watering plants, and mowing the lawn.
7. Security: Househelps may be responsible for ensuring the security of the household by locking doors and windows, and monitoring the premises.
8. Pet Care: If the household has pets, househelps may be responsible for feeding and walking them.
9. Maintenance: Househelps may be required to perform basic maintenance tasks such as changing light bulbs or fixing minor plumbing issues.
10. Communication: Househelps may be required to communicate with other staff members, such as drivers or guards, and may be required to communicate with the employer or family members regarding household tasks.

It is important for househelps to perform their duties responsibly and diligently. They should also communicate effectively with their employers to ensure that they understand what is expected of them. Househelps should also be respectful of the household’s property and privacy.