King Charles is looking for a housekeeper for one of his royal residences: why this job offer is causing a scandal ?

King Charles hires a new royal housekeeper. MAXPPP

The royal family's website has posted a job advert to hire a new housekeeper for one of King Charles's residences. This announcement caused a scandal since the proposed salary is 12 pounds sterling, or 14 euros per hour.

According to Express, King Charles is looking to hire a new wife of cleaning for one of its royal residences, which will have to reach "highest standards", but with the salary "lowest".

The person selected for the part-time position will be required to work four days a week, Monday to Sunday. The position requires someone who can provide "extraordinary service in an incredible environment" and work as a team to "achieve exceptional results".

This announcement caused nothing less than a scandal since the proposed salary is 12 pounds sterling, or 14 euros per hour. This is the minimum wage in Scotland.

"Acquire and develop new skills"

According to the announcement on the royal family's website, the job will be based at Holyroodhouse and "may involve travel to other royal residences’ quot;. The candidate will also have the opportunity "to acquire and develop new skills". "This is what makes a career in the Royal Household so different", we read.

Benefits of this job "include 25 days of annual leave, increasing to 30 over time, a pension plan and options leave, including for parents or those considering volunteer days".

"This is a hospitality career path that will develop your hospitality skills and expertise ;Housekeeping. By joining our team of professionals, you will maintain, clean and care for a wide range of interiors and items, ensuring they are presented in their best light. , says the ad.

"By learning from your colleagues, you will acquire the specialized professional skills needed, always aiming for the highest standards. And you will also welcome and take care of guests at receptions and events", the offer continues.