Over 1 in 2 Domestic Workers Report Poor Psychological Well-being in 2025 Survey
This report shares findings from 974 responses to two well-being surveys among Spanish-speaking domestic workers in early 2025. It highlights concerning rates of poor psychological well-being and the unique stressors affecting this workforce.
Key Survey Findings
- In February, 53% of respondents reported poor psychological well-being, according to the well-being score threshold suggested by the WHO
- That share decreased to 51% in the May 2025 survey
- These rates are significantly higher compared to 2024 findings, when 43% of workers reported poor psychological well-being
- Survey respondents included nannies, housecleaners, and home care workers, the majority of whom juggle multiple jobs and lack traditional workplace protections
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