TWO Albany Days of Action for
RESPECT, RECOGNITION AND REPARATIONS
for Domestic Workers
Take a Stand for a Domestic Workers BILL OF RIGHTS in New York
TUESDAYS - APRIL 15 & MAY 20
Sign up for 1 or both days, Leaving 6:00 am, returning 7:30 pm the same day
Meet in front of the Barnes and Noble on the north side of Union Square Park at 6:00 am
Take the 4/5/6/N/R/W/Q to Union Square in Manhattan
Transportation by bus and food provided, donations welcome!
Call to reserve your seats today! We need reservations as soon as possible to book buses. If your organization would like to co-sponsor, or for more information contact domesticworkersunited@gmail.com or (718) 220-7391 x 11.
Everyday, 200,000 domestic workers (nannies, elderly companions, housekeepers) in New York make it possible for their employers to go to work; most are employed without a living wage, healthcare, and basic labor protections. A long-standing history of exclusion from basic labor laws, the devaluing of women’s work and women of color workers, along with the physical isolation in their employers’ homes creates vulnerability to abuse.
Domestic workers in New York are organizing for power, respect and a Domestic Workers Bill of Rights, to recognize the workforce and establish basic labor standards including an annual cost of living wage increase, notice of termination and severance pay, paid sick days, holidays and vacation, and health care . This legislative session, we're making a big push to be heard and change the course of history for this critical workforce. Join us and take a stand in support of justice, recognition and respect for all workers.
Visit www.domesticworkersunited.org for more information
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