The BBC World Service discussion highlighted how domestic work can vary significantly depending on context.
While some experiences reflect informal or less structured environments, the UK and international private household sector often operates within clearly defined roles, particularly at the higher end of the market.
From a recruitment and training perspective, Sara Vestin Rahmani outlined the importance of structure, professionalism, and consistency within private households, where service standards are typically established and maintained over time.
Although the programme aired in 2021, the themes discussed remain relevant today. Demand for experienced domestic staff continues to grow, particularly within well-run households where expectations around discretion, organisation, and service delivery remain high.
Listen to the BBC World Service programme featuring Sara Vestin Rahmani
