Forming FDW Watch Group

[the_meadows21]

Hi..a few weeks back, I happened to take annual leave and was washing my car in the MSCP and I noticed that there was this Bangala sweeper talking to a FDW. It's ok to commnuicate but what's disturbing is that they're talking outside the employer's home..i tired to 'spy' or KPO abit and I noticed that they're pretty intimate..eg..touching hands, giggling...
Then they noticed me and the guy quickly left. Humm..
I was thinking, is it possible if PSG can form a FDW Watch Group and help each other to look out for anything suspicious with the FDW in our estate? I don't have a FDW but sometimes, I do noticed that they leave their little charges running arnd while they chit-chated at the void deck..wonder who's their employer. Very irresponsible..that's also the reason why I decided to leave my BB with a nanny.
Any takers for this task???

[Alaska]

my block downstairs so many of them. Taking an excuse bring employer's children to playground. Alamak having picnic with their friends and let the children playing themselves. I don't own a maid, but it seems to me that some maids are busier than their employers. Holding HP, SMS, talking over handphones. I wonder also who are their employers.

Even my the other corner neighbour also many philipino friends come to the house. 

[scubaparents]

folks, it's of good intention to have a watchgroup over the FDW, but much of the convincing should be from the employers to educate their FDWs to be responsible, and looking after the children is like looking after their own children (if they have kids of their own). Forming neighbourhood watchgroups for general safety/security would be more practical, rather than just watching out for well-behaved FDWs.

[Peace@Punggol]

folks, it's of good intention to have a watchgroup over the FDW, but much of the convincing should be from the employers to educate their FDWs to be responsible, and looking after the children is like looking after their own children (if they have kids of their own). Forming neighbourhood watchgroups for general safety/security would be more practical, rather than just watching out for well-behaved FDWs.

totally agreed with scubaparents