Dignity Overdue - Decent Work for Domestic Workers

Millions of women and girls around the world turn to domestic work in order to provide for themselves and their families. Instead of guaranteeing their ability to work with dignity and free of violence, governments have systematically denied them key labor protections extended to other workers. Domestic workers, often making extraordinary sacrifices to support their families, are among the most exploited and abused workers in the world.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• domestic workers
• ILO
• labor
• human rights
• human rights watch
• migrants
• maids

[pleonazmo100]

Demando a La Iglesia Adventista del Séptimo Día, Conferencia General, y a los pastores Alejandro Bullón, Israel Leito, División Interamericana, Filiberto Martines, Universidad adventista Dominicana; rector Universidad de Montemorelos, Ismael Castillo, por causarme trastornos mentales, traumas emocionales, daños familiares, estados depresivos crónicos; con un alto costo no solo económico, sino de salud, sociales, con consecuencias funestas. Véanlo dando un clic en:

[lsean]

@AlexanderLee1

agreed.

[AlexanderLee1]

This video presents moral confusion in the extreme. Yes, that is completely wrong that some workers are physically abused. The governments should punish this as crime. But don't confuse THAT with the hours they work and the wages they are paid! They get paid whatever the employer decides to pay them, and if they don't like it, they can quit. It's not as if workers have a right to the jobs offered by employers. Any form of wage control is an immoral initiation of force against the employer.