US EditionWASHINGTON STATE SENATE ADVANCES THE DOMESTIC WORKERS BILL OF RIGHTS, WORKERS REACT - Fair Work Center
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WASHINGTON STATE SENATE ADVANCES THE DOMESTIC WORKERS BILL OF RIGHTS, WORKERS REACT - Fair Work Center
For Immediate Release: March 5, 2025 Contact: Hannah Sabio-Howell | hannah@workingwa.org, (206) 573-2317 Washington state takes a major step toward becoming the thirteenth state in the nation to end the exclusions that shut domestic workers out of minimum wage, sick time, overtime, and other basic labor standards Following news of the victory, domestic workers speak to the importance of including the industry in fair workplace standards Seattle,…
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