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Latest post on 15 September 2014 - 22:27
there are several rug powders in carrefour, spinneys and most super markets. I always use airwick brand, it is good.
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Latest post on 15 September 2014 - 22:11
Hi ladies! Anyone know where I can find this for a baby shower? Something not too expensive though TIA I've seen them in gallery lafayette (Dubai mall) , a bit expensive though. did you try spinneys or carrefour ?
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Latest post on 11 August 2014 - 23:41
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Latest post on 25 July 2014 - 01:04
I had very small cavities in 6 teeth and thought of doing filling as advised in my last visit to dentist. On Sunday I got 4 fillings done. I was not told if I will feel any discomfort or pain. Since that day, I am having severe sensitivity in all the cavity filled teeth. I can't chew on that side at all neither can eat anything cold. I had an other appointment for filling on the other side but I canceled that due to this pain. When I asked the dentist, she said Its not normal & I might need to do root canal because its due to deep cavity. I highly doubt that she grinded my teeth too deep. She didn't bother even checking my teeth again. Advising root canal, Its such a rubbish, I didn't have pain at all or sensitivity in any of my teeth earlier to fillings. I don't know what to do as eid holidays are coming and clinic will be closed for 4 days. I am trying to speak to dentist and she is no more answering my phone. I am so angry. I have paid huge amount to get this done. Is there any place where I can make a complaint for them? I had a similar situation last year and i got compensated by the doctor after filing a case, you can contact Dubai Health authority Customer Care, Hotline Service : 800342 Good luck ! Make sure you keep all documents safe (receipts and prescriptions (if applicable))
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Latest post on 25 July 2014 - 01:02
I had very small cavities in 6 teeth and thought of doing filling as advised in my last visit to dentist. On Sunday I got 4 fillings done. I was not told if I will feel any discomfort or pain. Since that day, I am having severe sensitivity in all the cavity filled teeth. I can't chew on that side at all neither can eat anything cold. I had an other appointment for filling on the other side but I canceled that due to this pain. When I asked the dentist, she said Its not normal & I might need to do root canal because its due to deep cavity. I highly doubt that she grinded my teeth too deep. She didn't bother even checking my teeth again. Advising root canal, Its such a rubbish, I didn't have pain at all or sensitivity in any of my teeth earlier to fillings. I don't know what to do as eid holidays are coming and clinic will be closed for 4 days. I am trying to speak to dentist and she is no more answering my phone. I am so angry. I have paid huge amount to get this done. Is there any place where I can make a complaint for them? I had a similar situation last year and i got compensated by the doctor after filing a case, you can contact Dubai Health authority Customer Care, Hotline Service : 800342 Good luck !
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Latest post on 23 July 2014 - 15:23
When a worker falls foul of the law the employer disciplines the worker. But how many employers here dictate what a worker should be wearing [b'>outside the workplace or at home?[/b'> If the OP is concerned about whether the maid is bringing someone over or not, a camera would be the most logical solution. edited by Arch on 23/07/2014 As mentioned earlier outside workplace I do not care what she wears, but at home I do care [b'>because it is "inside workplace" for her[/b'>. I decided to have a chat with her this afternoon and tell her that she can wear whatever she wants outside but at least dress modestly when she is going out and coming back home " the workplace" It's also her HOME !! Home, then she must respect the rules of the house like all other members of the house. I agree with LOLACAT, yes she has to respect the rules of the house, to consider a place your home it does not mean you walk around witha baby doll , I am about her age and I do not wear skimpy dresses or fishnet stockings.
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Latest post on 23 July 2014 - 13:57
When a worker falls foul of the law the employer disciplines the worker. But how many employers here dictate what a worker should be wearing [b'>outside the workplace or at home?[/b'> If the OP is concerned about whether the maid is bringing someone over or not, a camera would be the most logical solution. edited by Arch on 23/07/2014 As mentioned earlier outside workplace I do not care what she wears, but at home I do care because it is "inside workplace" for her. I decided to have a chat with her this afternoon and tell her that she can wear whatever she wants outside but at least dress modestly when she is going out and coming back home " the workplace"
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Latest post on 23 July 2014 - 11:54
So maids are to be given a code of conduct for their free time? She doesn't work for a multinational! [b'>As long as she isn't doing anything illegal it's her own business.[/b'> If you are worried about her, as in worried she may get into trouble by all means have a talk with her and if you are worried about her appearance coming or going from your house ask her to change somewhere else. Personally I don't get social networking between employers/employees. Whether you like it or not, we all have a code of conduct for our free time, if people get up to illegal acitivity in their own time, they CAN and are OFTEN sacked.... the chick in the back of the taxi, the chick on the beach... etc etc. The law is separate to a code of conduct and I am not suggesting that she isn't accountable in her off time, there are modesty laws. The examples you gave are illegal as they are back home (I love how people think Dubai is the only place you can't **** in public!) however the law is enforced here. Its a bit of jump to go from skimpy clothes to calling her a hooker and expecting her [b'>to be bringing guys over[/b'>. Women do themselves no favours when they talk about each other this way. what I meant here is bringing her BF and not any random guy, which could easily happen and we have heard about similar incidents several times. and Yes I am concerned about the way she's in and out from the house but not really bothered about the way she dresses on her day off as long as she walks in and out dressed modestly.
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Latest post on 23 July 2014 - 11:24
How long has this maid been with you? If she has been a good employee for, let's say 5 years, I'd let it slide. But if she has only been with you a few months, I would be concerned... she has been with me for 5 months now, she usually leaves thursday afternoon and come back friday night. and yes I am concerned about the way she dresses and behaves because she is taking care of my son when I am at work and I do not want her to end up bringing someone to the house while we are at work. I am sure she is dating someone, however it is not my business, what I care about is the safety of my son and not to get my DH into a trouble since he is her sponsor. PS: and I also know that as per UAE law , she is suppose to dress modestly.
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Latest post on 23 July 2014 - 01:12
Hi all, when going on her days off, My maid who is 36 years old wears skimpy dresses and skirts with fishnet stockings underneath . I have also noticed on her whats app, instagram and facebook accounts, that she takes lots of selfies with skimpy dresses and poses like a teen ager. and FYI most of these pictures are taken in her room. FYI She is married back home and has three kids 16, 14 and 12. I really feel this is very immature but I do not know if it is my right to address these issues with her and if so, then how should I do it. PS: she is a bit of a drama queen, I tried coaching her regarding a different issue once before in a very nice and calm manner however she started crying and made a big drama for two days. later on she told me that she is does not like it when her boss discusses her shortfalls as this hurts ???!!! please advise as I am not that experienced with maids <em>edited by aerieqat on 23/07/2014</em>
 
 
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