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Sick maid
Hi ladies,
I posted recently about our maid's bad back, asking where to take her for a doctor's consultation. I have not yet taken her as her symptoms initially improved with medication from the pharmacist.
However, the poor lady's symptoms have really deteriorated again. She has back pain, side pain, stomach pain and now can't feel her arms. i am very worried about her, obviously, and am trying to cut her duties and give her rest so as not to aggravate things.
My main question is, am i obliged to take her to the doctor here? I know that sounds harsh, but she has so much wrong with her that I imagine she will need all sorts of involved tests. If she were staying here that sounds sensible, but as she is leaving our employ to retire in April anyway, it seems a little pointless, and I have to admit I am worried about huge costs. Wouldn't she be better off returning home, getting some rest and having in-depth investigations in her home country?
We are being very reasonable with her work load and accept a partial job as we don't want to make things worse.
What are our obligations, and what is reasonable given that she is at the end of her contract. She has been with us for nearly 3 years.
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