UNITY, DIGNITY, AND POWER FOR DOMESTIC WORKERS

Pennsylvania house cleaners, nannies, and caregivers – are coming together to win better working conditions, dignity, and justice at work. These domestic workers are systematically excluded from basic labor protections and are routinely mistreated when working in other peoples' homes.  

Domestic workers - the vast majority of whom are low wage Black and immigrant women - do the work that makes all other work possible by caring for other peoples' homes, children, and loved ones, yet face low wages, unsafe working conditions, and sexual harassment while doing so. Across the country, workers have won stronger laws, safety, and respect on the job through organizing, developing their leadership, and fighting for justice at work.  By uniting, Pennsylvania domestic workers can win respect, recognition, and inclusion in labor protections. 

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