help:
(also helper; also ‘domestic help‘ & ‘domestic worker‘ or ‘domestic‘; plural: most often used as a group word with the article ‘the’ — ‘helps‘ or ‘helpers’ — for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
a help doing the dishes
any person (or thing) that helps — become useful in time of need;
a person, especially a female, who is employed to do some of the house work (chores);
a servant;
a hand-maid (a servant maid/a maid-servant),
a health care help helping an old patient
Being a help/domestic help at an American diplomat, Lee knew better English than most educated visitors to his employer’s place.
Most of the domestic help in developed nations are from underdeveloped nations, especially from Asian countries.
The living conditions of a domestic help in certain Gulf countries is much worse than a slave’s, and there is no monitoring mechanism to put a check on the employers’ atrocities mostly because most of the helps enter the countries with fraud documentation, usually done by the service agents!
The demand for domestic workers all over the world is so high that scientists are trying to invent robots to meet the demand!
