A Domestic Servant in the Chief Justice’s Residence is mainly deployed on - (a) undertaking cleaning work in the Chief Justice’s Residence (“the Residence”), including the premises, furnishings and household articles and wares, etc.; (b) undertaking domestic duties in the Residence, including the laundry, the setting up of venue for functions, etc.; (c) providing support in Judiciary events and functions held in and outside the Residence, including serving of food and drinks to guests; and (d) performing other domestic related duties in and outside the Residence. A Domestic Servant in the Chief Justice’s Residence is required to wear uniform, and to work irregular hours and overtime including evenings, weekends and public holidays. He / She may also be required to stay overnight in the Residence located at the Peak, if necessary. The Residence is accessible by public transport.

Candidates should: (a) have experience of – (i) domestic work in a large household; or (ii) serving of meals and food and drinks in a large household, a large restaurant, a club or hotel; and (b) be able to communicate effectively in Chinese and simple English.