Nannies, Housekeepers and Other Domestic Workers to Gain State Protections in WA
The bill grants minimum wage, overtime, sick leave, and prohibits employers from keeping workers' legal documents, benefiting domestic workers who often lack basic labor protections.
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Washington signs new worker protections into law with Domestic Workers Bill of Rights
OLYMPIA, Wash. - Governor Bob Ferguson signed the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights into law on Monday, ushering in a new era of worker protections for home care providers, nannies,
Nannies, housekeepers and other domestic workers to gain state protections in Washington
New protections for domestic workers in Washington will take effect next year under a bill Gov. Bob Ferguson signed Monday. Before the bill signing, close to 100 people gathered on the north steps of the state Capitol to celebrate the passage of the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights. Sponsored by Rep. Brianna Thomas, D-West Seattle, House Bill 2355 enshrines protections for workers such as nannies, housekeepers and gardeners, who work four or more…
Nannies, housekeepers, domestic workers gain state protections
New protections for domestic workers in Washington will take effect next year under a bill Gov. Bob Ferguson signed Monday. Before the bill signing, close to 100 people gathered on the north steps of the state Capitol to celebrate the passage of the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights. Sponsored by Rep. Brianna Thomas, D-West Seattle, House Bill 2355 enshrines protections for workers such as nannies, housekeepers and gardeners, who work four or more…
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