Lady who Got Employed as Domiciliary Carer in UK Cries Out after 6 Months: "I Can't Bear it Again"
- A UK-based woman has shared a video detailing her frustrating experience as a domiciliary carer
- In the heartbreaking video, she lamented that despite working 14 hours, she was only paid for just one hour
- Netizens reacted to her plight in the comment section, offering suggestions and expressing their opinions on the matter
A woman with the handle @beccabeatv has cried out online six months after securing a job as a domiciliary carer in the UK.
She highlighted the challenges she faced, including working for long hours and being paid for only a fraction of her time.
Source: TikTok
Frustrations of a Domiciliary Carer in the UK
According to the heartbroken lady, she usually work for 14 hours but only get paid for one hour.
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She wrote:
“After 6 months of working as a domiciliary carer in the UK. After working 14 hours and paid for only one hour.”
Her revelation has shed light on the alleged difficulties faced by domiciliary carers in the country.
Netizens react and offer suggestions to domiciliary carer in UK
The video has sparked a wave of reactions in the comment section, with netizens expressing their thoughts and opinions on the matter.
Many sympathized with Becca's situation and advised her to explore alternative options such as live-in care.
Others said they would rather remain jobless than work as domiciliary carers.
@sparkleufus said:
“Instead of me to d domicilary I prefer to sit at home doing nothing.”
@Olori Adekoya reacted:
“Sorry sis.”
@Mercedes Fulton said:
“Welcome to the uk.”
@AnnieTV said:
“Try live-in care you will earn more and hardly do anything your welcome.”
@Harrycom reacted:
“If you're telling the truth. and you're legal here. just contact me immediately. They will pay it and we will put an end to this.”
Watch the video below:
Lady cries out as her skin goes terrible after relocating abroad
Legit.ng previously reported that an immigrant to the United Kingdom (UK) also cried out on social media over how her skin reacted after moving to the UK.
She shared a video showing her neck and arm and lamented that she thought her skin would be glowing and flawless.
The clip showed that her neck and arm regions had eczema-like black patches all over them.
Many people who have lived in the UK or are currently residing there offered solutions to the lady's skin problem.
Ella said: "Same happened to me 1-3months in London, NHS gave me skin cream after 6 months my skin looks 10 times better than it was in Nigeria. Give it time."
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