Protect fair wages for home care workers
Protect fair wages for home care workers

Right now, the Department of Labor is moving to strip federal minimum wage and overtime protections from home care workers. Congress can protect these workers by passing the Fair Wages for Home Care Workers Act, ensuring federal minimum wage and overtime rights are written into law. Tell Congress now: support of the Fair Wages for Home Care Workers Act.

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Ways to Take Action
Home Care

Tell Congress Now—Protect Fair Wages for Home Care Workers

National Campaign

Right now, the Department of Labor is moving to strip federal minimum wage and overtime protections from home care workers. Tell Congress now: Protect these workers by passing the Fair Wages for Home Care Workers Act!

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Care

Email NC Lawmakers: Fund Care Before the End of the Legislative Session

North Carolina

Right now, the North Carolina General Assembly is in the middle of critical negotiations about what will go into the state budget. Email your legislator: Prioritize care before the legislative session ends!

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Care

Add Your Name: Fund Care, Not Cuts in Georgia

Georgia

Care workers and working-class families are bearing the brunt of policies that were designed to harm us. But enough is enough. Add your name and stand with working people across the country as we demand the fair funding our communities deserve.

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Domestic work makes all other work possible.

The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) works for the respect, recognition, and rights for more than 2.2 million nannies, housecleaners, and home care workers who do the essential work of caring for our loved ones and our homes.

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