Employers trust them in their homes. But can immigrant nannies and cleaners trust their employers?
In the local area, immigrant domestic workers have long been trusted by employers to work in their homes. However, these workers may not always feel they can trust their employers. Some domestic worke
By Chabeli CarrazanaApril 20, 20261 min read
In the local area, immigrant domestic workers have long been trusted by employers to work in their homes. However, these workers may not always feel they can trust their employers. Some domestic workers have reported a change in the past year, with potential employers now asking about their documentation status. This shift has caused unease among these workers, many of whom are women of color living in the country without authorization. Further details about the experiences of domestic workers in the local area are available from The 19th, which has reported on this issue.
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