Sep 15 2022
According to a new survey from NDWA Labs, the innovation and research arm of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, eight in 10 domestic workers are worried about Monkeypox exposure at their workplace and more than half do not have access to affordable healthcare.
Learn More Aprende MásToday in a community room full of women ready to share their experiences and thoughts, the Department of Labor took a step to improve New York's sexual harassment prevention model policy for employers.
Learn More Aprende MásSep 14 2022
Fresh off the red carpet at the Emmys, Seth Rogen marched across the Capitol’s marble floors Wednesday with a mission far removed from award season glamour: helping families care for Alzheimer’s patients.
Learn More Aprende MásSep 11 2022
In this weekend’s news and commentary, the National Labor Relations Board published a notice of proposed rulemaking (NOPR) to expand the number of business regarded as “joint employers” under the National Labor Relations Act, and a new report from the National Domestic Workers Alliance demonstrates that domestic workers are still struggling to make ends meet despite slightly higher wages.
Learn More Aprende MásSep 09 2022
Rules governing the workplace have long included exclusions rooted in racism and sexism. But the workers who care for others’ homes and families want those protections, too.
Learn More Aprende MásSep 08 2022
Part two of the series looks at what structural changes mean for the future of the workforce and how workers are shaping the relationship between their jobs and their lives
Learn More Aprende MásSep 07 2022
On a visit to Trenton, Evelyn Saz and a group of domestic workers spoke with 11 elected officials, including the chair of the Black Caucus, Assemblywoman Sumter, about the NJ Workers Domestic Bill of Rights and how critical it is for thousands of domestic workers.
Learn More Aprende MásSep 06 2022
More report making at least $15-an-hour, a survey released Tuesday finds.
Learn More Aprende MásAug 18 2022
Housecleaning is a profession that does not get enough respect for how hard it can be. A significant number of domestic workers in the U.S., including housecleaners, are paid “under the table” in informal arrangements, working without federal anti-discrimination and health and safety protections. And on TikTok, cleaners have been sharing some of the misconceptions about and boundaries they have around their work with hashtags like #thingsiwontdo #housecleaner.
Learn More Aprende MásAug 17 2022
A continuation of the conversation about domestic labor with a deep dive into the historical and current practice of organizing domestic workers for dignity and respect.
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