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EDEN CARE ON THE WATCH

Life in Nigeria as we know it is becoming fast-paced and only the adequately prepared / supported survive, especially on the home front.

Employing domestic staff to handle domestic chores around the house has proven time and again to make life difficult for families so much that the prospect itself is getting scarier by the day.

Come to think of it, our fore-parents survived the hassles of (effortlessly) combining their day jobs with cooking, cleaning, doing laundry, etc. so why do we have to be different?

Here are three established reasons why you do not need to entrust your family and chores into the hands of complete strangers in the guise of domestic staff:

·         They could make away with your belongings while you are away at work
·         They could poison you and/or your family
·         They could kidnap your beautiful children and turn around to demand several millions of naira as ransom.

Money that is hard to come by in the current economic situation of Nigeria!
Very scary scenarios validating age-long beliefs that we do not need to waste our scarce resources on employing domestic staff for 'menial' household chores.

But the reality of the situation is to choose NOT to hire domestic Staff AND

·         Watch ourselves grow old before our time as we struggle to juggle the several balls on our hands like a magician
·         Spend more on hospital bills
·         Or Risk dying young!

Are you thinking within you that life is short anyway so why bother to make things easy while alive?

The truth is that the world has changed drastically from when our fore-parents did everything all by themselves.

The challenges are more and if there is any safe option we can explore to enjoy this one shot at life, why not?

The unsavoury outcome of not employing domestic staff is (avoidable) STRESS resulting from doing a thousand little tasks, in addition to our day jobs which sometimes run from 4am – 12am in busy commercial hubs such as Lagos!

PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO CONSIDER THIS:


What if there is a reputable organization http://www.edencarelimited.com that is willing, able and ready to provide a veritable and verifiable way out?

Eden Care & Resourcing Limited is an expert in domestic staff supply and support, we are poised to serve and relive you of these burdens by providing trusted and trained domestic Staff for your household.

Here is the value derivable from outsourcing this critical function to Eden Care & Resourcing Limited:


Your invaluable peace of mind guaranteed from the mitigation of the risks associated with domestic staff and elimination of stress.  

Just Because


>  Eden brings HR best practices in the sourcing and assessment of domestic staff
>  Eden carries out background checks on every domestic staff (to be) deployed to clients
>  Eden ensures that (deployed) domestic Staff are free from communicable / non-communicable diseases by ensuring they undergo thorough medical checks before deployment

Suffice to note that only Staff that scale the above listed hurdles, find their ways into clients' homes.

And, wait for this


We do not just stop at that, our duty in guaranteeing your optimum satisfaction from our services obligates us to further carry out (un)scheduled periodic checks and visits on deployed Staff at their work stations.

Now,

If you have to choose between peace of mind and early retirement due to stress-induced ill-health, wouldn't you rather work with Eden Care & Resourcing Limited?

For more info, click here to visit our website: www.edencarelimited.com 
Or simply contact us via: 
Tel: 08023982811, 08129141064, 08129142656
E: info@edencarelimited.com
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Kind Regards,
Adepoju Funmilayo 
Consultant, HR Operations
+234 (0)7019324618; 
+234 (0)812 914 2656

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