Janette was employed by a New Zealander family in Dubai. She undertook residential cleaning, meal preparation, and child supervision responsibilities for their four children aged 7-year-old twins, 4 years old, and 1.5 years old. She maintained an organized home, prepared daily meals for the children, and supported their routine needs within a structured household setting. Her employment ended when the family relocated back to their home country due to the recent war.

Janette first served a local family in Abu Dhabi for 6 years. The family had four children, with the eldest being 7 years old and the youngest 1.5 years old. She managed housekeeping, culinary, and childcare support functions by maintaining sanitary surroundings, assisting with food preparation for the children, and providing responsible supervision to promote their well-being and overall care. She later returned to the Philippines following the passing of her husband. After that, she served a Lebanese family for 2 years. She carried out domestic upkeep, child-focused cooking, and caregiving duties for their only child aged 3 years old by maintaining tidy living spaces, preparing meals, and ensuring a safe, comfortable, and nurturing home environment. She left upon completion of her contract. Later, she worked for a Kazakh family in Dubai for 9 months, providing specialized childcare support for their 9-month-old child with disabilities. She ensured attentive supervision, maintained a safe and nurturing environment, and assisted with daily routines to promote comfort, well-being, and overall quality of life. Her employment ended when the family relocated back to Kazakhstan.