The attitude of employees under a severe labor shortage like here can be challenging. Housekeepers with limited cleaning skills are charging exorbitant hourly fees (or sq. footage guesstimates) and they should be paid good money. Many have work ethics par with contractors - burn and turn. Many homeowners left with serious issues once they walk away - I hear about it weekly. It has gone from bad to worse. The efficient, high-energy, ones (younger) are hired on the strip (great benefits and they have the enjoyment/camaraderie of working with others) and the job is inspected and done right or they're 'done!' The homeowner is dealing with the 'dones'.
Until the handouts cease it's a roll of the dice.