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The Queen needs a new cleaner

Want to work for the Royal family? You can now.
The Queen needs a new cleaner

If you’ve ever wanted to work for the Royal family, now’s your chance.

The Queen is on the hunt for a cleaner to keep the rooms at Windsor Castle spick and span.

While no salary is mentioned, the job is for 20-hours a week and involves to “clean and care for everything from carpets and furniture to historic vases and irreplaceable paintings.”

The advert on the Royal website also mentioned that “it’s admiring a spotless room before thousands for the same.”

“It’s being encouraged to gain new skills. And it’s delivering extraordinary service in incredible surroundings. This is what makes working for the Royal Household exceptional.

The Crimson Drawing Room, Windsor Castle

“Windsor Castle is an official Royal residence and premier visitor attraction, hosting State occasions and private events, while welcoming over one million visitors annually.

“You’ll work in all areas, including the public visitor route, staff offices, State rooms and accommodation, ensuring they’re presented to their very best.

“Aiming for the highest standards, you’ll clean and care for interiors and items, from rest rooms, carpets and furniture, to historic vases and irreplaceable paintings.

“Housekeeping or cleaning experience would be an asset, but is by no means essential. We’re more interested in your outstanding team working skills.

“You clearly take care and pride in your work, and your keen attention to detail means that you aim for the highest standards in all that you do.

“This is your opportunity to use your enthusiasm and passion to deliver the exceptional.

“You will be rewarded with a comprehensive benefits package, including 33 days holiday (inclusive of Bank Holidays), a 15% employer contribution pension scheme (with the option for flexibility – to increase contributions or draw down as salary), lunch provided, training and development, as well as a range of recreational facilities.”

Be quick – applications close on the 17th of July.

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