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Organizing Domestic Workers
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Understanding your labor rights as a domestic worker and your rights as an immigrant
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Insisting on a state and national bill of rights for domestic workers
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Aug 06 2022
Higher wages
for direct care workers in the entire state of North Carolina.
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