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domestic servant "domestic servant" means a person employed exclusively in the work or in connection with work of a private dwelling house and not of any trade, business or profession carried on by the employer in such dwelling house and includes a cook, house servant (including bed-room and kitchen servants), waiter, butler, child's or baby's nurse, valet, footman, gardener, washerman, or washerwoman, watchman, groom and driver or cleaner of any vehicle licensed for private use;
ACT 273 - WORKMENS COMPENSATION ACT 1952 (REVISED 1982)
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domestic servant "domestic servant" means a person employed in connection with work of a private dwelling-house and not in connection with any trade, business or profession carried on by an employer in such dwelling-house and includes a cook, house-servant, butler, child's nurse, valet, gardener, washerman or washerwoman, watchman and driver or cleaner of any vehicle licensed for private use;
ACT 491 - HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ACT 1992 [Repealed by Act 612]
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domestic servant "domestic servant" means a person employed in connection with the work of a private dwelling-house and not in connection with any trade, business, or profession carried on by the employer in such dwelling-house and includes a cook, house-servant, butler, child's nurse, valet, footman, gardener, washerman or washer-woman, watchman, groom and driver or cleaner of any vehicle licensed for private use;
ACT 265 - EMPLOYMENT ACT 1955 (REVISED 1981)
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domestic servant "domestic servant" means a person employed in connection with the work of a private dwelling-house and not in connection with any trade, business, or profession carried on by the employer in such dwelling-house and includes a cook, house-servant, butler, child's nurse, valet, footman, gardener, washerman or washer-woman, watchman, groom and driver or cleaner of any vehicle licensed for private use;
ACT 265 - EMPLOYMENT ACT 1955 (REVISED 1981)
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